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does anyone know any good tkamb revision guides/notes that are really good for analysis?
my school sell york notes but i find that they don't have much language analysis.
opinions on oxford companion notes? the cgp revision guide?
thanks!
my school sell york notes but i find that they don't have much language analysis.
opinions on oxford companion notes? the cgp revision guide?
thanks!
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(Original post by ithinkitslily)
does anyone know any good tkamb revision guides/notes that are really good for analysis?
my school sell york notes but i find that they don't have much language analysis.
opinions on oxford companion notes? the cgp revision guide?
thanks!
does anyone know any good tkamb revision guides/notes that are really good for analysis?
my school sell york notes but i find that they don't have much language analysis.
opinions on oxford companion notes? the cgp revision guide?
thanks!
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I used York Notes for all my lit texts, but that was in the days before CGP did guides to books (they only did guides to Shakespeare plays). Based on what I've seen, and the fact that I used all CGP books for the rest of my revision (apart from economics, which they also didn't cover), if I was sitting GCSEs/A levels now I would use CGP.
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(Original post by twhiddy)
The CGP revision guide for TKAM is amazing. It adds some humour to some notes just to keep you revising. I literally revised the entire book from content to context and I still haven't forgotten that slavery was abolished in 1865 because of that revision guide! (I recieved an A in the To Kill A Mockingbird exam) So I'd say that's your best shot but I didn't look at any other revision guides so I don't really know which ones are better than others but CGP was great! Hope this helped and good luck with revision and the exam!!
The CGP revision guide for TKAM is amazing. It adds some humour to some notes just to keep you revising. I literally revised the entire book from content to context and I still haven't forgotten that slavery was abolished in 1865 because of that revision guide! (I recieved an A in the To Kill A Mockingbird exam) So I'd say that's your best shot but I didn't look at any other revision guides so I don't really know which ones are better than others but CGP was great! Hope this helped and good luck with revision and the exam!!
(Original post by mscaffrey)
I used York Notes for all my lit texts, but that was in the days before CGP did guides to books (they only did guides to Shakespeare plays). Based on what I've seen, and the fact that I used all CGP books for the rest of my revision (apart from economics, which they also didn't cover), if I was sitting GCSEs/A levels now I would use CGP.
I used York Notes for all my lit texts, but that was in the days before CGP did guides to books (they only did guides to Shakespeare plays). Based on what I've seen, and the fact that I used all CGP books for the rest of my revision (apart from economics, which they also didn't cover), if I was sitting GCSEs/A levels now I would use CGP.
yeah, i think cgp might be the best for me
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(Original post by ithinkitslily)
thanks! i use CGP for science and love them and the humour but wasn't sure what they would be like for english but by the sounds of it they're great! thanks!
did you do well with the york notes? because my friend used them and did great but i just don't like them
yeah, i think cgp might be the best for me
thanks! i use CGP for science and love them and the humour but wasn't sure what they would be like for english but by the sounds of it they're great! thanks!
did you do well with the york notes? because my friend used them and did great but i just don't like them
yeah, i think cgp might be the best for me
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(Original post by ithinkitslily)
thanks! i use CGP for science and love them and the humour but wasn't sure what they would be like for english but by the sounds of it they're great! thanks!
did you do well with the york notes? because my friend used them and did great but i just don't like them
yeah, i think cgp might be the best for me
thanks! i use CGP for science and love them and the humour but wasn't sure what they would be like for english but by the sounds of it they're great! thanks!
did you do well with the york notes? because my friend used them and did great but i just don't like them
yeah, i think cgp might be the best for me
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