GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Reading: Features of Structure Part 1 - Explained

The video tutorial discusses the importance of coherence in writing and how writers use narrative voice through pronouns to achieve this. It explores the use of first, second, and third person perspectives, highlighting their impact on tone and viewpoint. An example of second person usage in a memoir is provided to illustrate detachment. The tutorial concludes by emphasizing the role of pronouns and tone in shaping a narrative.

What are the three narrative voices a writer can use?

How does the use of first person pronouns affect the tone of a narrative?

What role do pronouns play in establishing the relationship between the writer and the reader?

In what contexts is the second person pronoun 'you' typically used?

What is the significance of the third person narrative perspective?

Why is it important to consider the pronouns used in a piece of writing?

How can a writer create a sense of irony or humor in their narrative?