Hiii,
I'm not sure if you have 1 week or 2 weeks off, but I would say ASAP, but don't get me wrong, don't spend your whole life revising, you need a break too, but an hour a day for each subject shouldn't take too much time, and might help you feel more prepared Xx
I'm not sure if you have 1 week or 2 weeks off, but I would say ASAP, but don't get me wrong, don't spend your whole life revising, you need a break too, but an hour a day for each subject shouldn't take too much time, and might help you feel more prepared Xx
Original post by bluebirdbubble
Hiii,
I'm not sure if you have 1 week or 2 weeks off, but I would say ASAP, but don't get me wrong, don't spend your whole life revising, you need a break too, but an hour a day for each subject shouldn't take too much time, and might help you feel more prepared Xx
I'm not sure if you have 1 week or 2 weeks off, but I would say ASAP, but don't get me wrong, don't spend your whole life revising, you need a break too, but an hour a day for each subject shouldn't take too much time, and might help you feel more prepared Xx
Thank you so much! 😃
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