How can I get an A* in these subjects
note:All of these subjects exam boards are WJEC
Maths
English Literature
English Language
Religious Studies
Maths
English Literature
English Language
Religious Studies
Im doing the same exam board for English. i would recommend for literature to create mind maps or whatever you find best for each character and/or theme - with quotations. For language I would recommend that you practice past papers and that you understand how to collect information etc. Also use MR BRUFF ON YOUTUBE. Its really helpful
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Original post by cooldudehjhjwbjd
note:All of these subjects exam boards are WJEC
Maths
English Literature
English Language
Religious Studies
Maths
English Literature
English Language
Religious Studies
Practice practice practice. For your essay subject, know how to structure your answers properly (e.g PEE)
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