I am not gonna lie, i don't buy any revision guide Coz my school gave us laptop and it has, all what we need for our exams but I use seneca , bbc bitesize and YouTube videos and also concentrate on class and make notes.
I am not gonna lie, i don't buy any revision guide Coz my school gave us laptop and it has, all what we need for our exams but I use seneca , bbc bitesize and YouTube videos and also concentrate on class and make notes.
Ok thanks, I have heard that Mr Bruff Has also made revision guides. Since you have watched his videos, Do you recommend me to get them? Thanks
yes but i still think you should buy the exam board own because it will have the information you you know, the reason is that his revision guide might be for different exam boards.What i am trying to say is that you might be reading what is for another exam boards. Do you get what I am trying to say?
yes but i still think you should buy the exam board own because it will have the information you you know, the reason is that his revision guide might be for different exam boards.What i am trying to say is that you might be reading what is for another exam boards. Do you get what I am trying to say?
I do get what you are saying but I am not sure if AQA (Exam Board) makes an revision guides? which is why i am considering this one. Many Thanks
Ok thanks but is there anything else that you did apart from those 2 things?
Well there is the cgp revision guide you could use for eng lit but tbh I just make good notes in class or look at example questions on spark notes, etc
Ok thanks but is there anything else that you did apart from those 2 things?
well there is the cgp guide for eng lit (depending on what you're studying) but to be honest I just did exam questions from a workbook(York notes) and made good notes.maybe listing down any quotes/important points etc? cliff, York and spark notes are also helpful as revision guides.
Well there is the cgp revision guide you could use for eng lit but tbh I just make good notes in class or look at example questions on spark notes, etc
well there is the cgp guide for eng lit (depending on what you're studying) but to be honest I just did exam questions from a workbook(York notes) and made good notes.maybe listing down any quotes/important points etc? cliff, York and spark notes are also helpful as revision guides.
Thanks for the response. But do you think CGP books are too vague or are they helpful? Also, Did you buy any Mr Bruff books on Eng Lit (Christmas Carol, Macbeth etc.)? Thanks