‘Suite Française’: evaluating ideas about a writer’s craft
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I can evaluate how well a writer achieves certain effects.
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Evaluation requires you to critically examine something, thus it is more complex than understanding and analysis.
Using evaluative adverbs and adjectives is good way to signpost your evaluation.
Evaluative adverbs show you are able to comment on how well a writer does something.
You should use evidence from the text to support your evaluative comments.
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