Sonnet 29 — I think of thee (Barrett Browning) GCSE questions
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The controlling metaphor is
She wants
A sonnet volta here
Thought without presence is
Common mistakes
- “The poet uses alliteration which is effective” is a Grade 2 sentence. Effective how? On whom? Why this sound here?
- Two mini-essays stapled together is not comparison. The marker should see both titles in most paragraphs.
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