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However, the desired effect is that the reader will fall in love with the holiday, rating it far higher than it does in actuality deserve. Whereas source one uses facts to sound authoritative and accurate, source three sees no such need. Perhaps this is because the whole advert is ‘tongue in cheek’ , using a wry sense of humour to entertain its reader and ultimately cause them to amiably book the holiday.’ TOP TIPS FOR QUESTION 4: You should spend around on question 4 Copyright MrBruff.com • Choose your second source carefully – the easiest thing to do is choose the one which contains most of the DAFOREST techniques. • Read both sources, highlighting the DAFOREST techniques as you find them. You may not find them all, but there should always be at least five of them. • Turn each one into a separate PEE paragraph, using the formulaic answers from the table above. • Look for more sophisticated points if you are aiming for A and A* grades. • Remember to compare – write about similarities and differences. So that concludes section A. Next up I will take a look at section B of the exam. Section B follows the same format whether you are taking foundation or higher tier, so I will combine the two in one mammoth chapter. Page 18
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