A* English Lang?

No, I didn't, but I can feel my mouse going to click on the button, so I will when I have typed this, oh and my post was referring to you

Edit - apparently I have repped too many people today, so I will rep you tomorrow.

Now someone else has repped me...... lol I'm confused, why don't they tell me who they are?

Hey my fellow forumers (if that's a word, please don't penalise me if it's not beacuse of the thread title lol). I was just wondering if it is possible to get an A* for English Language if I only have an A in the coursework folder. I have an A* for my literature coursework folder so I'm not too concerned about that at the minute, however I was just wondering if it is possible to get my language to that level too in the exams.

Any help and suggestions are appreciated. I have an A* for all of my Speaking & Listenings and I'm doing the Edexcel course if it helps.

Thanks a lot
icetopaz

When you say "Top 5" do you mean top 5 in the country? If so, well done! I'd love to get top 5 in English (I have a passion for it! ).

Yeah, top 5 in the country . I was absolutely stunned. Then someone wrote to me from the home education magazine saying that she got top 5 marks in three of her subjects!

My friend's sister got in the top 5 for 2 of her subjects I think at GCSE. Is top 5, the top 5%?

Yeah, top 5 in the country . I was absolutely stunned. Then someone wrote to me from the home education magazine saying that she got top 5 marks in three of her subjects!

Hey my fellow forumers (if that's a word, please don't penalise me if it's not beacuse of the thread title lol). I was just wondering if it is possible to get an A* for English Language if I only have an A in the coursework folder. I have an A* for my literature coursework folder so I'm not too concerned about that at the minute, however I was just wondering if it is possible to get my language to that level too in the exams.

Any help and suggestions are appreciated. I have an A* for all of my Speaking & Listenings and I'm doing the Edexcel course if it helps.

Thanks a lot
icetopaz

The best advice i can give is to revise all the anotation given to you by your teacher

I didn't get less than an 'A*' for any piece of English-oriented work throughout the GCSE period. Really speaking, it was a complete doss.

That said, our teacher arbitrarily invented an 'A*-' classification, to denote "A* borderline" work. He also set us essays at twice-monthly intervals: I must've had at least fifty eligible English courseworks by the conclusion of my 2003 Summer term. Suffice to say, come that time, rival sets were pickled a quite lurid shade of green.