Entry 3 - Reading aloud Using the poem, 'Ferry me across the water' by Christina Rossetti, to learn how to read aloud. Entry 3 - Sounds of English When you are reading and you come across ...

and the Cambridge English Corpus. Students experience the topics and expand their vocabulary through captivating readings and a video that pulls together everything they have learned in the unit, ...

This module, which introduces you to English Literature from the early sixteenth to the late eighteenth centuries, runs across the Autumn and Spring semesters. Below is a list of the texts, all from ...

Students work together to apply new skills and language in task-based collaborative activities that extend each reading and video. Carefully selected vocabulary students need to be successful in ...

Often, reading and understanding the passages is the trickiest bit for candidates. Passages at Higher will be full of demanding vocabulary and complicated lines of thought. Once you have figured ...

One of the biggest challenges involved in reading English Literature at university is getting up to speed with the mythological, generic, and religious contexts that literary works past and present ...

Share your ideas, explore poetry and gain a greater understanding of Shakespeare. Reading English Literature is a short 20-credit course designed to help mature students progress to a part-time degree ...

To prepare for your first year with us, you can make a start by dipping in to the Norton Anthology of English Literature (Volumes A,B,C and Volumes D,E,F) edited by Stephen Greenblatt and others, 10th ...

Serious reading — sitting down in a quiet place, undisturbed, for a few hours with a text like “Walden” — takes students away ...

Fifth graders read lengthy passages about the Biblical account of the Last Supper as part of an art history lesson. Third ...