Developing analytical responses
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I can effectively develop my analytical writing leading with ‘big ideas’ and using tentative phrases and superlatives.
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When writing analytical responses, you should begin by identifying and comparing a ‘big idea’.
Using correlative and comparative conjunctions can help to draw close comparisons.
Superlatives can help you to compare and evaluate texts.
Tentative language can be used to add additional arguments and put forward your ideas.
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