'After Dark': selecting evidence to support language analysis
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I can use a range of meaningful and relevant evidence to support my language analysis.
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When looking for quotations useful for analysis, we need to ensure our evidence is relevant and meaningful.
Meaningful evidence is language with powerful connotations that you can dig deeper into.
We can make our language analysis more effective by linking evidence together to support our ideas.
Actively search for patterns in language to strengthen your language analysis.
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