English language AQA thoughts?

All I can say is I really want one of those cliffside slides... on a general note I thought it was fine, wbu?

Me too. What did you say for question 6?

Fairly good, Q4 i found a little difficult to find techniques to discuss but i managed to just about find enough. I quite liked the writing also, the topics had a large range to talk about so i'm hoping that it all went well

What did you write about the subheading. I wrote about how the sibilance gives, it a sense of spite emphasising the anger the council. for the picture, I mention the contrast between the dead rock and alive grass and how it emphasises the danger. Do you these are valid interpretations?

However, for question five, I forget to finish it will yours faithfully

I argued that you should go abroad talked about how by the time you've paid for your kids to play in ball pits and indoor play areas because the weather is rubbish you may as well have gone abroad. I talked about the weather, a different culture, how there are alternatives to flying if that's what floats your boat (pun intended) I tried to use as many language devices and tried humour and to relate to the examiner. What about you?

What did you write about the subheading. I wrote about how the sibilance gives, it a sense of spite emphasising the anger the council. for the picture, I mention the contrast between the dead rock and alive grass and how it emphasises the danger. Do you these are valid interpretations?

However, for question five, I forget to finish it will yours faithfully

I said that the weather is better there, it's better for your health and you also get bragging rights on your return. I also made up some facts about how you were 69% more likely to get a pay rise after a holiday abroad. I also spoke about terrorism and how, as a result, holidays are cheaper.
I tried to use humour and all that nonsense but I was chatting to my friends and no one else mentioned terrorism. I thought it was a natural link because the statement said something about the 'uncertainty of going abroad'?

I went for yours sincerely because i couldn't remember which one it was. I don't think it matters that much. I read through an example answer that got high marks and they didn't even do a letter format; it was basically just an article and it got one off full marks. So don't worry about it!

Yes, I talked about how terrorism has caused some people to doubt whether to go abroad because it said uncertainty. I said how it could happen here or anywhere else in the world so you may as well just enjoy yourself and go abroad.

How many marks do you think there will be for an A*?

My English Teacher gave us what she thought was ridiculously high boundaries just to make sure none of us would be disappointed and she said 61 for the A* although last year the actual one was 57, so I guess in the region of 55-59


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Yay! I'm so glad, it wasn't just me who mentioned that!!! Here's to hoping for that A*!