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This is lesson 10 of 12 short tutorials dedicated to teaching Literary Devices and this video explores oxymorons.

🔮 What's their purpose?

🔮 How are they used?

🔮 How do we analyse an oxymoron in an exam-style?

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This video is No. 10 of 12 so stay tuned for the new release every other Monday.

This series will help anyone studying GCSE and A-Level English Literature.


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