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For gcse (aqa) we studied of mice and men as one of our texts. This year (year 13) we are doing our coursework for english lit (edexcel) is it possible to choose of mice and men as one of my texts and great gatsby as the other? I am late to the course and it would save me a lot of time. The edexcel spec doesn't say that this isn't allowed but I feel like it's a bit unfair??
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(Original post by Lana348)
For gcse (aqa) we studied of mice and men as one of our texts. This year (year 13) we are doing our coursework for english lit (edexcel) is it possible to choose of mice and men as one of my texts and great gatsby as the other? I am late to the course and it would save me a lot of time. The edexcel spec doesn't say that this isn't allowed but I feel like it's a bit unfair??
For gcse (aqa) we studied of mice and men as one of our texts. This year (year 13) we are doing our coursework for english lit (edexcel) is it possible to choose of mice and men as one of my texts and great gatsby as the other? I am late to the course and it would save me a lot of time. The edexcel spec doesn't say that this isn't allowed but I feel like it's a bit unfair??
I would defo not choose OFAM as it's a GCSE text, not an A-level text.
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Would you reckon that animal farm is a level standard? Im looking for something to compare with A Clockwork Orange.
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Would you reckon that animal farm is a level standard? Im looking for something to compare with A Clockwork Orange.
Would you reckon that animal farm is a level standard? Im looking for something to compare with A Clockwork Orange.
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