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What is conflict in Literature?

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This video will teach you about the concept of 'conflict' in a story, which is key to improving your high-level reading comprehension and understanding a text on a deeper level.

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Lesson 8 of 17

  • 1 How to Analyse Narrative Viewpoint for a GCSE Grade 9
  • 2 How to Analyse the Writers Focus for Top Grades
  • 3 How to analyse word choice, semantic field and lexical field
  • 4 How to Analyse Metaphors
  • 5 What is juxtaposition in English?
  • 6 Analyse A Poems Structure
  • 7 What is Freytag's Pyramid?
  • 8 What is conflict in Literature?
  • 9 How to get a GCSE Grade 9 in English analysis
  • 10 What is Connotation?
  • 11 What Is Inference in English?
  • 12 What is effect in English?
  • 13 What is a theme in literature?
  • 14 What is an allusion?
  • 15 What are the word classes in the English language?
  • 16 Analysis in English
  • 17 Structural Analysis
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