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Reply 360

Rhythmical

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

Wait, Brendon being hot does not explain anything! :rofl:

Silly.

Him being hot means I can't do a Brendon Urie :wink:

I find it so cute when you call me silly

Reply 361

||TheUnknown||

Original post by Rhythmical

Him being hot means I can't do a Brendon Urie :wink:

I find it so cute when you call me silly

You are SO SILLY :colonhash:

Reply 362

Rhythmical

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

You are SO SILLY :colonhash:

Silly Sana :wink:

what is happening with this band then. I can't even sleep anyways and I'm so bored.

Reply 363

username2224711

That's evil of you :eek:

As a name, how about Alight the Arrows?

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

If you leave, I will leave. There will be no band, unless Rhythmical decides to do a Brendon Urie. Do you really want all that guilt on your shoulders?

Reply 364

||TheUnknown||

Original post by Rhythmical

Silly Sana :wink:

what is happening with this band then. I can't even sleep anyways and I'm so bored.

Original post by ravioliyears

That's evil of you :eek:

As a name, how about Alight the Arrows?

OOOOOHHH. Me likey. :colone:

Reply 365

Rhythmical

Original post by ravioliyears

That's evil of you :eek:

As a name, how about Alight the Arrows?

But when we do our first interview, how do we explain the name? What about Them's The Arrows. :colone:

Original post by ||TheUnknown||

OOOOOHHH. Me likey. :colone:

Them's The People.

Reply 366

username2224711

Original post by Rhythmical

But when we do our first interview, how do we explain the name? What about Them's The Arrows. :colone:

Them's The People.

lol that when you begin singing you alight the arrows which brighten up the place and then using a bow and arrow you can shoot it up and the people become mesmerised by that as they would get mesmerised by your voices etc etc etc etc......

Reply 367

Rhythmical

Original post by ravioliyears

How deep. Join us Ravi :wink:

Reply 368

Audrey18

Original post by undercxver

Wow, what a journey you've had. This shows how strong you are!

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English Language:

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Practise your writing skills by writing different types of texts

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Read books to build your vocabulary

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Read the newspaper daily and analyse them

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Watch Mr Bruff's videos on YouTube

English Literature:

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Make sure you are confident with the books you are studying

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Summarise the books you know in bullet points and check if you have covered each important section

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Analyse every single thing in every poem, each little bit has a meaning

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Try to compare different poems

And of course, past papers.

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Work through the ExamSolutions videos if you ever feel you feel like you are stuck on any section

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Do every single past paper

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Mark your papers and see where you have gone wrong

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Look to do IGCSE papers once you have done all of the GCSE ones

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