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#Spelling, #Punctuation & #Grammar. Kerry Lewis, Head of English, YouTuber & @MrBruffEnglish author of Amazon #1 best selling guides to grammar & #ALevelLit.

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I studied every GCSE English Language examiner report & pulled out the key lessons. The result is my first video course, 'Lessons Learned': 10 videos, 1 for every question on the paper. Nearly 5 hours of teaching. It comes with 4 eBooks too. Get it here: mrbruff.com/product/lessons-…
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The first of my blogs filling in bits from my book. Middle Leadership Chronicles: 10 things to stop doing as a Head of Department. Please share! More to come - one each Sunday. laurawebbcpd.com/2026/08/09/…
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Et tu, Brute?—Then fall, Caesar. (Caesar, Act 3, Scene 1) #ShakespeareSunday @HollowCrownFans
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Never stop saying "dozen" and "half dozen". Never stop using the word you read in an old novella. Never stop using your regional jargon. Don't succumb to an internationalized English stripped of its whimsy and romanticism in the name of streamlining global commerce.
I don't understand the point of using the term "dozen". It means 12, so just say 12? It's even worse when people say or type "half a dozen". Just say 6 or six.
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Lady Macduff's essential role:
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This is super interesting. The last one I can read fluently is 1600. I can then still read it and figure out (almost) every word, with some puzzling, but then lose it almost completely at 1200. deadlanguagesociety.com/p/ho…
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How couples met (1930-2024)
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In this video I am looking at the top level descriptor 'deliberate crafting of linguistic devices' in AQA Paper 2 question 5:
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💃 This is a totally amazing flashmob of @QueenWillRock's rock opera anthem Bohemian Rhapsody, in the streets of Paris. A song that transcends generations. Created by Julien Cohen Pianist, who looks a bit like @danielricciardo. 🕺❤️⚡️🐓 #Flashmob #Queen #BohemianRhapsody
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2026 LANGUAGE EXAM: I shared this series of lessons last year, but I’ve gone back and revised them to reflect the changes to the AQA English Language exam for 2026. Covers both papers. Use/chuck/change as you see fit! @Team_English1 dropbox.com/scl/fo/o6vw4t9p3…
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UPDATED RESOURCES: Slowly updating, tweaking and/or completely replanning bits and pieces to reflect new thinking and approaches. This contains updated P&C lessons, literature revision and the new 2026 language lessons shared previously. Help yourselves! @Team_English1 dropbox.com/scl/fo/mq001clre…
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