Hey,
I sat the exam the exam during covid so it might have changed quite a bit? I can say that it's made up of many parts and there certainly a couple where vocabulary and creative writing are needed, however there's a good bit of technique to learn so if you don't study you might get a B or an A but if you study you'll be looking at an A*. Hope this helped.
I sat the exam the exam during covid so it might have changed quite a bit? I can say that it's made up of many parts and there certainly a couple where vocabulary and creative writing are needed, however there's a good bit of technique to learn so if you don't study you might get a B or an A but if you study you'll be looking at an A*. Hope this helped.
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