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Inspired by _gcx and his post ten months ago, I have decided to post my English scripts. I achieved two grade 9s in English last year. I have handed these scripts to a few people, but this is just an easier way to link them, and it's open to everyone. The post: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=5390332
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
English-language papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
English-literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
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For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
Spoiler:
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English-language papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
English-literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
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(Original post by jjjjxxx)
Aw thats really nice of u thankssss
Aw thats really nice of u thankssss
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im afraid ur precious ideas wont let me steal them from the rightful owner
the links dont work
the links dont work
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(Original post by jjjjxxx)
im afraid ur precious ideas wont let me steal them from the rightful owner the links dont work
im afraid ur precious ideas wont let me steal them from the rightful owner
the links dont work
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Im sorry for being so annoying but they still dont work
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Ah drat, I've put them up again. I tried to be too fancy but aesthetics aren't very good if people can't access the content. Let's see if they still don't work. I've made them public and they seem just fine for me aha.
Ah drat, I've put them up again. I tried to be too fancy but aesthetics aren't very good if people can't access the content. Let's see if they still don't work. I've made them public and they seem just fine for me aha.
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ohh no worries thanks anyways x
(Original post by Tolgarda)
If someone else raises the issue, I will act, but until then, they seem to be working fine even when I'm not logged in to my Google Drive account. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
If someone else raises the issue, I will act, but until then, they seem to be working fine even when I'm not logged in to my Google Drive account. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
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(Original post by jjjjxxx)
ohh no worries thanks anyways x
ohh no worries thanks anyways x
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(Original post by _gcx)
nice one.
links worked for me when you posted the thread and still work now.
nice one.
links worked for me when you posted the thread and still work now.
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(Original post by mjhmichael18)
It might help if somebody else who did AQA did this as well.
It might help if somebody else who did AQA did this as well.
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Wow! Incredible! Definitely deserved that grade. May I ask how you approached english revision?
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(Original post by Littlegeekgirl_)
Wow! Incredible! Definitely deserved that grade. May I ask how you approached english revision?
Wow! Incredible! Definitely deserved that grade. May I ask how you approached english revision?
I was also fortunate enough to have a bank of practice papers with me for English langauge. I remember my last feedback from revision being an e-mail from my teacher the night before the exam for the second language paper.
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(Original post by Tolgarda)
Inspired by _gcx and his post ten months ago, I have decided to post my English scripts. I achieved two grade 9s in English last year. I have handed these scripts to a few people, but this is just an easier way to link them, and it's open to everyone. The post: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=5390332
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
English langauge papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Englihs literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Inspired by _gcx and his post ten months ago, I have decided to post my English scripts. I achieved two grade 9s in English last year. I have handed these scripts to a few people, but this is just an easier way to link them, and it's open to everyone. The post: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=5390332
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
Spoiler:
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For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
Spoiler:
Show
English langauge papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Englihs literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
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(Original post by miss_ambitious)
Could this be applicable to AQA English? I've studied Macbeth, an inspector calls Frankenstein and power and conflict however on the AQA spec
Could this be applicable to AQA English? I've studied Macbeth, an inspector calls Frankenstein and power and conflict however on the AQA spec
However, you can still probably use this for power and conflict poetry, and DEFINITELY for comparisons between unseen poems.
English language can mainly be applied as well.
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(Original post by Tolgarda)
In your case, unfortunately not. (for the most part). The two specifications not only mainly require different essay structures for their answers, but you've only really studied one of the texts that I did.
However, you can still probably use this for power and conflict poetry, and DEFINITELY for comparisons between unseen poems.
English language can mainly be applied as well.
In your case, unfortunately not. (for the most part). The two specifications not only mainly require different essay structures for their answers, but you've only really studied one of the texts that I did.
However, you can still probably use this for power and conflict poetry, and DEFINITELY for comparisons between unseen poems.
English language can mainly be applied as well.
Can I ask, how did you revise for eng lit and eng lang? I'm currently doing GCSEs, and I'm really confused as to how to revise and remember all those quotes.
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(Original post by miss_ambitious)
Thanks for answering, also may I say congratulations on your grade, you should be really proud Can I ask, how did you revise for eng lit and eng lang? I'm currently doing GCSEs, and I'm really confused as to how to revise and remember all those quotes.
Thanks for answering, also may I say congratulations on your grade, you should be really proud
Can I ask, how did you revise for eng lit and eng lang? I'm currently doing GCSEs, and I'm really confused as to how to revise and remember all those quotes.
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(Original post by Tolgarda)
Inspired by _gcx and his post ten months ago, I have decided to post my English scripts. I achieved two grade 9s in English last year. I have handed these scripts to a few people, but this is just an easier way to link them, and it's open to everyone. The post: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=5390332
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
English langauge papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Englihs literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Inspired by _gcx and his post ten months ago, I have decided to post my English scripts. I achieved two grade 9s in English last year. I have handed these scripts to a few people, but this is just an easier way to link them, and it's open to everyone. The post: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=5390332
I got my scripts a while ago, but only recently has the awarding body decided to release their papers. I post this early so people can see what decent answers look like, just like _gcx decided to. (I wonder if this will become a trend?)
In the two documents in this post, you will see my answers. Let's not be too harsh please, haha. You might see me prattle on a bit, and you might see some long answers.
For English literature, I studied Romeo & Juliet, An Inspector Calls, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and power and conflict poetry. I scored 78/80 in the first paper and 76/80 in the second. You might have to scroll down a bit to see the answers because these were typed.
These are the English literature papers that I sat:
Spoiler:
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For English language, I scored 59/64 in the first paper (full marks in the creative writing though, which was a nice consolation) and 96/96 in the second paper.
These are the English language papers that I sat:
Spoiler:
Show
English langauge papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
Englihs literature papers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bwj...ew?usp=sharing
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