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I'm going to be buying revision guides over the spring or summer holidays. I have to do a language as a GCSE and I've found the new 9-1 CGP books. Should I buy :
*1 revision guide and 1 workbook or
*1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions?
By the way, the books I've found are:
*GCSE AQA German - The revision guide
*GCSE AQA German - The workbook
*GCSE AQA German - Revision and practice (with CD)
Please let me know about your experiences with these books, which one was better and if they all cover the exact same content (if they don't which revision guide goes into more detail?). Thank you :-)
*1 revision guide and 1 workbook or
*1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions?
By the way, the books I've found are:
*GCSE AQA German - The revision guide
*GCSE AQA German - The workbook
*GCSE AQA German - Revision and practice (with CD)
Please let me know about your experiences with these books, which one was better and if they all cover the exact same content (if they don't which revision guide goes into more detail?). Thank you :-)
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(Original post by GCSEstudent1307)
I'm going to be buying revision guides over the spring or summer holidays. I have to do a language as a GCSE and I've found the new 9-1 CGP books. Should I buy :
*1 revision guide and 1 workbook or
*1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions?
By the way, the books I've found are:
*GCSE AQA German - The revision guide
*GCSE AQA German - The workbook
*GCSE AQA German - Revision and practice (with CD)
Please let me know about your experiences with these books, which one was better and if they all cover the exact same content (if they don't which revision guide goes into more detail?). Thank you :-)
I'm going to be buying revision guides over the spring or summer holidays. I have to do a language as a GCSE and I've found the new 9-1 CGP books. Should I buy :
*1 revision guide and 1 workbook or
*1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions?
By the way, the books I've found are:
*GCSE AQA German - The revision guide
*GCSE AQA German - The workbook
*GCSE AQA German - Revision and practice (with CD)
Please let me know about your experiences with these books, which one was better and if they all cover the exact same content (if they don't which revision guide goes into more detail?). Thank you :-)
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(Original post by Quizlet)
I recommend you get 1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions as there will be more content, you'll be able to practice more.... a workbook + revision guide wouldn't be worth its money imo.
I recommend you get 1 book that has a revision guide, work to go with it and a CD for listening questions as there will be more content, you'll be able to practice more.... a workbook + revision guide wouldn't be worth its money imo.
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(Original post by GCSEstudent1307)
Thank you :-)
Thank you :-)
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(Original post by HN786)
Hi I'm doing aqa German as well, I was wondering what books did you end up getting and one question:Is there vocabulary we just revise or we can revise vocabulary but words can still come up that we haven't seen
Hi I'm doing aqa German as well, I was wondering what books did you end up getting and one question:Is there vocabulary we just revise or we can revise vocabulary but words can still come up that we haven't seen
vocab list on p21, wouldn't really reccomend revising from it
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(Original post by hoixw)
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resource...68-SP-2016.PDF
vocab list on p21, wouldn't really reccomend revising from it
http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resource...68-SP-2016.PDF
vocab list on p21, wouldn't really reccomend revising from it
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(Original post by HN786)
why not
why not
Of course, you should know a lot of words, adjectives, but first make sure you know your grammar inside out.
Also,there are way too many words on there to learn imo
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(Original post by hoixw)
I personally think that first you need to have a firm grasp of all the key concepts within german, in grammar etc before you start revising a list of words. Trust me, knowing grammatical concepts is way more important than knowing cool words.
Of course, you should know a lot of words, adjectives, but first make sure you know your grammar inside out.
Also,there are way too many words on there to learn imo
I personally think that first you need to have a firm grasp of all the key concepts within german, in grammar etc before you start revising a list of words. Trust me, knowing grammatical concepts is way more important than knowing cool words.
Of course, you should know a lot of words, adjectives, but first make sure you know your grammar inside out.
Also,there are way too many words on there to learn imo
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