Thank you!
the only exam tips I can give are obvious ones I'm afraid. My biggest piece of advice is to make sure you cover the assessment objectives thoroughly! That's basically all I did, as well as ensuring I came up with interesting interpretations. Another obvious one is to try your very hardest to answer the question as succinct as possible, and to avoid moving away from the question at all costs. Keep referring back to the question throughout the essay to show the examiner you know what you're doing.
Define any key words in the question. I was much more confident at A2 as I ensured I used a formulaic approach. Sure, literature is about expressing your opinion, but it's also very structured too. I studied The Great Gatsby, The Kite Runner, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, and Keats
I never planned an essay as I prefer just jumping into it, but I know a lot of people who much prefer to plan as it can help you stick to a specific structure.
I did little preparation, if I'm honest
English has always been my strongest subject so I didn't feel I needed to do too much (without sounding vain
). I ensured I knew my texts to a decent level, looked at a few themes and ideas, but that was about it. I like cramming
What texts are you doing?
Congrats on the great coursework grade
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