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Describe the NEA as Language in Action, worth 100 marks and 20% of A-level.
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Non-exam assessment structure
Aqa A Level English LanguageAssessment objectives and qualification structure
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Describe the NEA as Language in Action, worth 100 marks and 20% of A-level
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- You need to be able to describe the NEA as Language in Action, worth 100 marks and 20% of A-level.
- The key ideas to know are NEA and Language in Action.
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NEALanguage in Action
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