GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Writing: Planning Non-Fiction Writing Part 1 - Explained

The video tutorial covers the planning and structuring of non-fiction texts, focusing on the forms, audience, and purpose of writing. It explains the different forms of writing in GCSE English Language, such as articles, letters, reports, guides, and speeches, and their primary purposes. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of adapting writing style to suit the audience and achieving the intended purpose. Key terms like form, audience, purpose, and approach are defined, and examples of exam tasks are provided to illustrate how to apply these concepts.

What are the key terms to consider when planning a non-fiction text?

In the context of writing a guidebook, what should be included in the organizational features?

What approach can you take when writing a letter suggesting a public figure for a speech?