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Integrating quotes

Paper 1 assesses ones ability to integrate relevant examples into the commentary (Criterion A). What does it mean for an analysis to be "supported by well-chosen examples?" How do you integrate quotes seemlessly into the (comparative) commentary? In this lesson we will look at several strategies for embedding quotes effectively. We will also study both good and poor samples of student work, where examples are both...


Tags: citations, quotes, examples

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