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1,109 Edexcel GCSE English Language questions with instant feedback across 27 topics, every one accompanied by an examiner-style mark scheme. Start your first quiz in 30 seconds — no card required.

• Reading fiction: understanding and responding to explicit and implicit informationPractice📚 Notes
• Reading: 19th-Century Non-fictionPractice📚 Notes
• Reading: 20th and 21st-Century Non-fictionPractice📚 Notes
• Reading fiction: analysing language and the effects of writers' choicesPractice📚 Notes
• Reading fiction: analysing structural and organisational features and their effectsPractice📚 Notes
• Writing: Transactional WritingPractice📚 Notes
• Writing: Descriptive or Narrative WritingPractice📚 Notes
• Reading fiction: evaluating a text critically and supporting with textual referencesPractice📚 Notes
• Speaking and ListeningPractice📚 Notes
• Reading fiction: comparing writers' methods and perspectives across two textsPractice📚 Notes
• Imaginative and creative writing: writing to describe, narrate or explorePractice📚 Notes
• Imaginative writing: use of structural and organisational features for effectPractice📚 Notes
• Imaginative writing: use of language, vocabulary and literary techniques for effectPractice📚 Notes
• Imaginative writing: sentence structure, punctuation and accuracy for effectPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: understanding and responding to explicit and implicit information and ideasPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: analysing language choices and their effects in non-fiction textsPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: analysing structural and presentational features and their effectsPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: evaluating and critically assessing a non-fiction textPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: comparing writers' viewpoints, perspectives and methods across two textsPractice📚 Notes
• Reading non-fiction: synthesis and summary of information and ideas across textsPractice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: writing to inform, explain or reviewPractice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: writing to argue or persuadePractice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: adapting tone, register and form for purpose and audiencePractice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: structural and organisational features for different non-fiction forms (articles, letters, speeches, reports, reviews)Practice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: use of rhetorical and persuasive language techniquesPractice📚 Notes
• Transactional writing: sentence structure, punctuation and accuracy in contextPractice📚 Notes
• SPaG: spelling, punctuation and grammar across both papersPractice📚 Notes

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