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Hello everyone,
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
- Do you need unique quotations?
- Do you need quotations for analysing language?
- What sort of quotations should I collect?
- Do you need to memorize a lot of quotations?#
- And A* students - do you need a lot of quotes? What tips do you have on choosing them?
- Do you need a lot of quotes handy for every character/theme/symbol ...
- Effective ways to memorize quotes?
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
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(Original post by Amsque)
Hello everyone,
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
Hello everyone,
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
- Do you need unique quotations?
- Do you need quotations for analysing language?
- What sort of quotations should I collect?
- Do you need to memorize a lot of quotations?#
- And A* students - do you need a lot of quotes? What tips do you have on choosing them?
- Do you need a lot of quotes handy for every character/theme/symbol ...
- Effective ways to memorize quotes?
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
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Do you have a poetry exam with this?
Do you have a poetry exam with this?
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Sorry aha I did this two years ago now. I think I answered a question on friendship or lonelyness.
My favourite quote was Curleys wife "Shes giving him the eye" or something like that. There is so much to that!
Anyway, good luck for tomorrow!
My favourite quote was Curleys wife "Shes giving him the eye" or something like that. There is so much to that!
Anyway, good luck for tomorrow!
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Hello everyone,
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
Hello everyone,
I'm really worried. I've got my Eng. lit igcse exam on the 9th, and I'm studying Of Mice and Men. I've collected quotations and am memorizing them, but am SO stuck. I have no idea if I've got the right ones ... if you've studied Of Mice and Men for an igcse/gcse qualification before, please give me some advice - especially to those who have taken the IGCSE exam! Any advice!
- Do you need unique quotations?
- Do you need quotations for analysing language?
- What sort of quotations should I collect?
- Do you need to memorize a lot of quotations?#
- And A* students - do you need a lot of quotes? What tips do you have on choosing them?
- Do you need a lot of quotes handy for every character/theme/symbol ...
- Effective ways to memorize quotes?
Last questions - for very high grades, say A *, do the type of quotations you use and the amount of quotations effect your grade, as well as how unique they are? I mean, I'm just so stuck ... do you have to have a lot of quotes?
I do apologize ... I sound so repetitive and waffl-y! But I do want an A* and I'm very worried about the type of quotes I should collect. Thanks in advance for advice, I would really appreciate it.
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Oh my gosh, everybody's advice about not stressing and relaxing about the quotes was so, so TRUE! On the day of the exam I found myself using more analytical techniques and very few quotes, they were simply ones I could remember very easily. I had this fear of having to get a huge range of quotes, and in the end I just used basic ones that I really backed up what I was saying. So THANKS GUYS for reassuring me, I managed to get an A after all that stressing : )
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