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Work hard.
Also What you write is key, and gives you good marks.
I did not add writing to one of my peices and got a B-, after I added writing I got an A+
Also, you can fullfill the checkpoints for example, taking photo. I find that I'm losing marks because I need to draw things i see first hand.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoNot that I recommend this, by any means, but for my English GCSE I didn't do an ounce of revision and I got an A. In class we analysed poems and prose and my booklet containing all of my poems and prose was completely full with annotations. I literally only looked at them in class and not again. I just remembered them off by heart and I only read the books once (in class).
In order to well in your GCSE for English, read (not a lot, if/when you can), newspapers in particular - examiners do notice a wide range of vocabulary and it makes your writing more refined and sophisticated hence increasing your marks. But the most important thing for English is your structure, especially because it's essay based. You must plan your essays in your exam and stick to this rule when writing them: P.E.E.
P = Point. You make a point in your essay, for example; She was surprised with what she saw.
E = Evidence. This is vital, you must back up your point with evidence, usually a quote. 'Her jaw dropped when she saw it.'
E = Explain. Explain your quote and relate it to the point made. Using the word 'dropped' emphasises the surprise she was in upon seeing this.
And remember to stick to the question! If it helps, write your question on the side of your paper and remember to always go back to the question and only include relevant points. It takes practice, but practice makes perfect. Then you have an A.
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so,they can take a good grade...
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What gcse do you need?
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There are four things you will need to become a pilot. You will need English,maths,triple science and geography to become a pilot.
