Using context effectively in writing about 'An Inspector Calls'
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I can understand what context is and how to include it effectively in my responses.
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Context refers to historical, social, literary and biographical information.
Context should not be presented as isolated facts.
Context should be relevant to the analysis and woven throughout the response.
Context should develop your ideas and give an insight into the writer’s purpose and intention.
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