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    Point Evidence Explain

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    The document provides guidance on how to use PEE (Point, Evidence, Explain) and quotes effectively when writing about texts. PEE is essential for success in English and shows that the reader has understood the text in detail. Quotes must be enclosed in quotation marks and used as part of a PEE paragraph, with the point, evidence from the quote, and an explanation of what the evidence proves. An example demonstrates how to write up notes using PEE and a quote.

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    The document provides guidance on how to use PEE (Point, Evidence, Explain) and quotes effectively when writing about texts. PEE is essential for success in English and shows that the reader has understood the text in detail. Quotes must be enclosed in quotation marks and used as part of a PEE paragraph, with the point, evidence from the quote, and an explanation of what the evidence proves. An example demonstrates how to write up notes using PEE and a quote.

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    The document provides guidance on how to use PEE (Point, Evidence, Explain) and quotes effectively when writing about texts. PEE is essential for success in English and shows that the reader has understood the text in detail. Quotes must be enclosed in quotation marks and used as part of a PEE paragraph, with the point, evidence from the quote, and an explanation of what the evidence proves. An example demonstrates how to write up notes using PEE and a quote.

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    Point Evidence Explain

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    dhuha
    The document provides guidance on how to use PEE (Point, Evidence, Explain) and quotes effectively when writing about texts. PEE is essential for success in English and shows that the reader has understood the text in detail. Quotes must be enclosed in quotation marks and used as part of a PEE paragraph, with the point, evidence from the quote, and an explanation of what the evidence proves. An example demonstrates how to write up notes using PEE and a quote.

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    Point,

    Evidence,
    Explain
    Key Skills – Writing About Texts
    Using P.E.E
    Using P.E.E is essential for success in English.
    P.E.E stands for:

    • Point – make a point


    • Evidence – find some evidence to back it up
    • Explain – explain what the evidence proves
    P.E.E shows that you have read and understood the text in detail. Reading
    assessed writing without P.E.E will not gain a grade higher than a level 4.
    Using Quotes
    Quotes have specific ‘rules’ which must be
    followed in your work.
    1. Quotation marks must always be used to show that you are
    quoting from the text.
    E.G. In the second verse the line ‘his neck is dark’ suggests that
    Timothy is unclean.

    2. Use the P.E.E formula. Remember:


    • Point
    • Evidence
    • Explain
    Example Use of P.E.E
    Point:
    Timothy Winters’ dad is a heavy drinker.

    evidence:
    ‘Old Man Winters likes his beer’

    explain:
    If his dad is often drunk this could explain why
    Timothy is neglected.
    Example of writing up
    notes
    In the fifth verse we discover that
    Timothy’s father is a heavy drinker as it
    says, ‘Old Man Winters likes his beer’. If
    his dad is often drunk this could explain
    why Timothy looks neglected and untidy.
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