English Revision!

The Sweet Menu.

Written in chronological structure and made up of unrhyming couplets.
Throughout the poem, Jeremy Hughes always refers back to the chair and the fact that it's empty, he does this through repetition.
There is also evidence of indefinate/definate articals. "There is a" is indefinate. and "the bottle" is deffinate.
The us eof "Would you like to see the sweet menu?" being written in italics highlights how he speaks transactional , meaning he only talks when he it is required, therefore it's for a purpose.
"It hasn't come to much" foregrounds the poem.
CERBEAL means thinking things through. Which is evident through 'The Sweet Menu'

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Oliver Twists consists of power, environment and living conditions. The rich were known to be clean, however the poor were more dirty.
Throughout Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens consistantly emphasies on the hunger of the boys. "suffered the tortures of slow starvation" and "boys have generally exellent appetites" are examples of this.
The phrase "that unless he had another basin of gruel perdiem" The boy said this which indicates that he's well educated but now he's in the workhouse. Which is a representative of times.
It's set into three sections the first setting the scene, second is action and the third is the result.
Oliver relates to the chef as "sir" which highlights his status and how it's polite.
"child as he was" suggests that the childs behaviour is abnormal.
( ) OR " >>>> INPRENTHESIS

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A Modest Proposal is written in a formal tone.
The use of statirical workings portrays the extract to be more believeable.
There's also an idea of cannabilism throughout.
The idea of the text was to raise awareness about the potato famine.
SATIRICAL PAMPHLET this means a form of mockery.
There's a questionable tone which makes people think it's fine, even though it's morally wrong.
The text also relates animals to humans, for example "fore or hind quarter" cattle, or swine."

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