Should i complain, i think i should have got an A* in AS but got an A.

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  1. Abbers's Avatar
    61 24-05-2012  13:15
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    Re: Should i complain, i think i should have got an A* in AS but got an A.
    Does anyone here have child language and language change notes? Any exemplar essays would be nice also
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    62 25-05-2012  17:17
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    Re: Should i complain, i think i should have got an A* in AS but got an A.
    (Original post by beesbees)
    A* is for 90% across the whole two years
    ok i got the definition wrong in an incredibly minor way, better neg away

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