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ok i have this essay question i have to do for tomorrow but i have noooooo idea how to start... any helpful shit??? Explain how Cassius’ perspective of Caesar conflicts with that of the crowd at the beginning of the play and discuss how he uses language to persuade Brutus to his point of view.

how do you do a business report format?

no worries..um well i havnt read it but like she talks about the modern age of women like herself who can have jobs and are not expected to marry and can earn themselves a living. so like thats money etc. sorry dont know specific references but thats what my shit english teacher said...

ok so forgot to write the common themes... they are: - marriage - the 'accomplished woman' - money and status - and you could almost put being a home wife in here as well but the other 3 are the main ones

ok so.. LTA values i think are mainly the same as PP cos Weldon is just adding into it the modern context as well as critisising some of Austens shit. anyway.. the langues forms have you said the epistolary narrative form which is like letters and Austen created characters that are exagerated...

ohh i think we did values... ok i have values here by my dumb teacher as: - role of women - marriage - legal rights of women - social class - money/wealth ability to make intelligent choices (women)

Re: How to write a BAND 6 essay? ok i have this amazing tutor, this is what she said: an essay is: AN ARGUMENT YOU WANT TO WIN INTRO: 1. restate the question + 1 or 2 other sentances/syllabus terms 2. introduce the texts 3. techniques are used 4. relate back to Q. BODY 1 1. topic sentance...

guys im so shit at this... definatly gonna fail. anyone got a good teacher who finishes a sentance that can tell me HOW to connect and what i need to know'????

i tried to read letters to alice but i just forgot eveything i read about. now i have to do an essay on: how has your understanding of the connections between the texts been enhanced by your examination of the lives of women... any help??? :confused: