AQA IAL English Language (9670) Past Papers

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Papers
6
Latest year
2025

Available years: 2025, 2024, 2023

Jan 2025Difficulty 3.8/5

A comprehensive and balanced series across Units 1 to 4, evaluating students on advanced comparative analysis, contextual translation, child language data, sociolinguistics, and independent language investigations.

Jun 2025Difficulty 3.8/5

An analysis of the June 2025 examination series across Units 1 to 4 of the Oxford AQA International AS and A-level English Language (9670) syllabus, evaluating textual analysis, directed writing, child language variation, and independent linguistic investigations.

Jan 2024Difficulty 3.8/5

This assessment suite evaluates Unit 1 (Language and Context), Unit 2 (Language and Society), Unit 3 (Language Variation), and Unit 4 (Language Exploration) from the January 2024 series. It demands a rigorous grasp of linguistic frameworks, analytical comparison, and independent investigative design.

Jun 2024Difficulty 4.0/5

A comprehensive analysis of the Oxford AQA International AS and A-level English Language (9670) series across Units 1 to 4, demonstrating a balanced mix of comparative text analysis, child language acquisition data analysis, world Englishes, and student-guided linguistic investigation.

Jan 2023Difficulty 3.8/5

A comprehensive analysis of the January 2023 examination series for Oxford AQA International AS and A-Level English Language (9670). Across Units 1 to 4, the papers evaluate comparative textual analysis of digital and promotional reading practices, pragmatics of community safety notices, language acquisition transcripts, international English standardisation arguments, and methodological design for linguistic investigations in specialized registers.

Jun 2023Difficulty 4.2/5

A comprehensive, high-stakes analysis of the June 2023 Oxford AQA International AS/A-Level English Language (9670) examination series, spanning Units 1, 2, 3, and 4. The papers test candidates on micro-linguistic details, discourse structures, sociolinguistic theories, and independent language investigation methods.

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