Should I study my A Level courses now?

I finished my GCSEs this year, and currently revising for next years maths & FM. I've pretty much finished C1, completed all the edexcel past papers, and I am halfway through the IYGB papers!

for the rest of the summer I just learnt about 5 words/day for the 2 language A levels I'm doing - with languages, taking a summer off would be pretty devastating

I'm taking German next year. At the moment I'm going over conjugations each day and I will move onto vocabulary soon, is there anything else you would recommend doing?

Truth be told, I like maths

Then why are you wasting your time doing a-level maths past papers? If you like maths, you'd find that a-level maths is a bastardisation of actual proper maths and you really wouldn't want to waste your summer doing it.

I do It next year, so it seems pretty useful to do it now, rather than doing [what you may consider] interesting maths.

What would you consider to be "proper" maths?

Not really, 10 months before the exam. That's just ridiculous

I'm not revising for the exam, I'm just going through the units thoroughly so I can focus on other **** in September like A2 maths units.

I'm taking German next year. At the moment I'm going over conjugations each day and I will move onto vocabulary soon, is there anything else you would recommend doing?

Good choice! Language A Levels are a lot of work (I'd argue more so than any other A Level), but they give a really high level of reward! Are you at a level where you can begin to read material in German, and only have to look up 40% of the vocab or less? (preferably only about 20% max)

Find material - preferably written for natives, but anything in German will do - and just read, adding any vocab you don't know to your memrise course/anki deck/whatever it is you use. The faster you get used to reading German material, the faster you get at actually reading and understanding it - and seeing vocab in context is always so so so so SO helpful. On top of that... watch German TV shows with German subs, if possible, for that listening + high pressure reading practice, and listen to German music etc. It's all about using the language as much as possible and immersing yourself as much as you can whilst not being in Germany! To that extent, using a site like lang-8/finding yourself a German person to speak with/generally practicing producing the language is also crucial - remember, at A Level most of what you're tested on is your ability to write English into the language you're studying.Otherwise, going over conjugations and vocab is absolutely great - just make sure to keep it up! I hope this helped - let me know if there's anything else in particular you're curious about and congrats on finishing GCSEs!

Should've started revising for A Levels as soon as you came out of your mothers womb, isn't it a bit too late now?

C1 and C2 are so easy you might as well learn them in school. Try some mechanics instead if you insist on doing work. The person who said he's finished C1 already is wasting his precious summer... The exam is in 11 months time anyway, please just don't do anything because you will regret it. I didnt do anything and it wouldn't have made a difference if I had.

To be fair, I literally don't have anything to do this summer. While there's no right or wrong answer, just a difference in opinion. Wouldn't it be better to cover Core 1 and 2 over the summer since they're so easy, and do mechanics in school where you have the help of your teachers (if you get stuck that is)?

Nah, it depends on your mathematical ability actually. If you will get an A* at GCSE then you shouldn't have to do anything, if you get an A maybe have a look at indices and surds.

Remember you will get taught it when you get to school in September so going over it now is a bit pointless in my opinion