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............................................................. 2  \nThe Study Design  ............................................................. 2  \nExamination success  ........................................................... 4  \nNarratives  \nNarrative point of view  ......................................................... 6  \nText structure  ................................................................. 8  \nGrammar attack  \nPersonal pronoun use  .......................................................... 9  \nVerb tense agreement  ........................................................ 10  \nActive and passive voice  ....................................................... 14  \nWriting good sentences  ....................................................... 14  \nWriting complex sentences  .................................................... 15  \nImproving your vocabulary  ..................................................... 19  \nReading and responding to texts Completing the text response essay  ............................................. 20  \nExploring themes  ............................................................ 21  \nText responses  ............................................................... 22  \nPoetry: Writing a text response  ................................................. 26  \nReading and comparing texts The comparison  .............................................................. 28  \nReading and creating texts Creative writing task  .......................................................... 32  \nWriting a reflective statement  .................................................. 32  \nSuccess at creative writing  ..................................................... 35  \nAdapting or additions  ......................................................... 38  \nAnalysing and presenting argument The Study Design  ............................................................ 40  \nAnalysing argument  .......................................................... 40  \nPresenting argument  ......................................................... 52  \nPresenting argument: Oral  ..................................................... 53  \nListening to texts  \nUnpacking verbal texts  ........................................................ 55  \nGlossary  ...............................................................59  \nHow to use  \nThe Pearson English VCE EAL Guide has been written to the new Victorian Certificate of Education English and English as an Additional Language Study Design for 2016–2020 and cover Units 1–4 Area of Study 1–4.  \nThe EAL Guide is divided into eight sections:  \n1: Getting started  \n2: Narratives  \n3: Grammar attack  \n4: Reading and responding to texts  \n5: Reading and comparing texts  \n6: Reading and creating texts  \n7: Analysing and presenting argument  \n8: Listening to texts  \nGetting started  \nThis section introduces key information about the 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