[aleximogen]

Hey,

I had my English Language exam today and made a bit of a stupid mistake, in previous exams when we've had the option between answering two question it's been between question a or b, however, in this exam it was 4 and 5. I choose to do question 4 and with ignoring question 5 I somehow assumed that the question I was answering was 4a not just 4.

I know that some exam boards can be funny about putting the right number and now I'm worried that my answer won't count, it will be obvious that I've made a mistake to the marker but if they're under strict rules they might not mark it. I'm an A* student so this would really knock me back.

I was just hoping to get some other opinions and/or advise

Thanks in advance, sorry for the long explanation!

[x-Sophie-x]

I'm sure you will be fine! The examiners will realise what question you have done, and ignore what you wrote!
It won't affect your mark, don't worry! (:

[Immyx]

They'd definitely still mark it, you'll be fine!

[AboveTheLine]

You put 4a? That should be fine.

[aleximogen]

Thanks for the reassurance guys! I feel much better

[star57]

They'll understand which question you have answered - don't worry! They can't mark you down for putting a slight mistake on a question number!!!


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