How to write a PEE paragraph

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English Mind Map on How to write a PEE paragraph, created by plusterianne on 27/01/2014.
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How to write a PEE paragraph
  1. 1. Put extract into context- what it happening?
    1. 2. Short snappy quotations.
      1. 3. Start with the beginning of the extract (keep it in order)
        1. 4. Put the quote into a sequence (Embed the quote)
          1. 5. Use at least 5 quotes from across the extract and explain them fully.
            1. 6. [ : ] <-- Use before every quote.
              1. 7. Use the words 'Speak, Behave and Audiences Feelings' throughout your answer.
                1. 8. Meaning, personal response, word focus (Meaning more detail one words), Link to the play.
                  1. 9. Make sure the last thing you say is at the end of the extract.
                    1. D- Retell the play & events. C- Start to understand the less obvious meaning. B- Offer different meanings from one part of quote.
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