AS and A Level: English Literature: Prose: Pre-1900 Coursework

"There is often innapropriate and incorrect useage of technical language and the analysis of Frayn's intentions, I feel, is childish and misunderstood. Yet in places this essay makes some incisive comments and does illustrate an understanding of Mrs Hayward's function, however this is somewhat limited."

"well costructed essay with relevant views about the title"

"A very pleasing essay! A pleasure to read. The structure of the essay is sound and clear, the argument evolves naturally and your logic is clear and backed up with a decent amount of evidence - I think, perhaps, that you may actually run the risk of having not enough quotes at points - while your vocabulary is evidently well stocked and well utilised. I must say, however, perhaps the introduction isn't as focused as I would like - it took two careful readings to fully grasp what was going on. However, I must confess that I'm searching for these faults because it is a sublime essay. TSR User: chidona"

"This essay is not brilliant, it lacks quotes and the explanations given could be in more depth. It's a tad disorganised and the conclusion doesn't really conclude much. The grammar isn't all that either. However, it raises some good points that I hadn't considered before. 3/5"

"i like a story of Titanic.."