For Lit make flash cards with key quotes on and try to learn them , you could pick out the key themes and get 2-4 quotes then pick out key character and get 2-4 quotes for each . Test your friends and try to include them in conversations you have ,or have quotation showdowns to see who knows the most quotes . You could also try watching the film adaptation s for your texts if there are any and try to link it to the book .For language you can download a dictionary app on your phone that gives you a word of the day and that can help you expand your vocabulary . Most importantly though do past papers because then you'll get accustomed to the way they ask questions . When. I did my GCSE I did a lot of practise questions and it turns out that one of the poetry comparison questions I did for practise is actually what came up in the GCSE

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Mr Bruff's youtube channel teaches how to get top marks for GCSE english language and literature, so it's definitely worth checking out :smile:

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Original post by wesal

how do you revise for english

Hey! Is there any past paper questions you can give a go and potentially ask your teacher to look at them?
This is what i did and it helped!
Let me know how you get on :smile:

Sophia