*Mainly tips for (I)GCSEs but can be useful for other exams too*Just a compilation of mini tips to help you with your exams.If you have any tips to add, comment them or dm me so I can add them (I'll give you credit and a shout out)…
This book is a collection of compositions I wrote as a practice for my exam. You may make use of it to get an idea of how your essays should look like, however, I do not give the permission to copy my work.…
A collection of descriptive writing pieces I wrote in practice for my IGCSE exam. However, please note that I do not claim these pieces will achieve a top band as these are unreviewed but, I hope to share my work in order to help others.Feel free to suggest anything such as figurative language and grammar that could help improve my work. Your help is appreciated!…
These notes are only for myself, but if you somehow managed to find this you are welcome to use it as well…
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This book is a compilation of narratives and mainly descriptives that I wrote as practice work for my IGCSE First Language English course. They are mostly unreviewed and I do not claim that they will achieve top band marks. However, it will be helpful in understanding the basic format I followed to produce stories and descriptions. Leave any requests in comments or contact me and I'll do my best to answer.…
Heya! I wrote a few short stories for my english language exam and left them here for you guys to enjoy! *I got a 9 in the end :)*Feel free to comment, or even ask for advice on your own work! I might not be able to write well compared to the authors on here but I can do english lang!Thanks for reading and enjoy!…
As someone who struggled to read long books of guidance and struggled throughout most of high school, I pondered if there were any short and concise books that conveyed tricks to cracking gcse that didn't bore me. After two years of testing I had the eureka moment to write my own version of my desire. So here's a trial and tested full proof book i have written with my experiences throughout the two years.…
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The dystopia of the average person is the utopia of the psychopath. You've only got to look at the general direction the world is heading in to know who is in charge..."Is it better for a man to have chosen evil than to have good imposed upon him?"…
This book is a compilation of narratives and mainly descriptive that I collected for practice work for my IGCSE Language B English course. It could be great help for some of you who are struggling to write a perfect essay for your exam . Your thought is appreciated!I DO NOT OWN SOME OF THESE WRITINGS.…
This book contains both descriptive and narrative essays that I have written in preparation for my IGCSE First Language English exam.DISCLAIMER: I cannot fully guarantee that these essays can help you achieve an A or A*. However, I hope you will find my compositions useful and helpful in this collection to obtain your desired marks. Good luck to anyone sitting for their IGCSEs and all the best!…
🚨 PIECES THAT GOT ME AN A*🚨 This is a compilation of descriptive pieces that I wrote during my GCSE course, including loads of great tips for creative writing. Maybe you won't enjoy reading these pieces as much as I enjoyed writing them. But if you're here to get inspiration for creative writing in GCSEs, I'm telling you now that these pieces got me grade 9s. Feel free to steal a metaphor or two and point out any mistakes.Please vote :)…
Descriptive essays capturing the essence and ambience of places in nature, our daily lives, and more. Feel free to give me some feedback because it is very valuable for me. These are wrote for IGCSE practice as I'm trying to improve on my writing. Hope these essays will inspire you.…
This is a collection of Descriptive and Narrative Writing Prompts. Please let me know your opinions and Happy Reading!…
EASY TO COMPREHEND WITH INTERESTING REAL-LIFE PLOTS…
Notes covering the whole development studies syllabus for CIE IGCSE. Sorry some diagrams are missing! Let me know if you would life a pdf link with diagrams and better layout.…
Sypnosis:A girl falls for a boy who never sees her the way she sees him. They become friends, and she hopes he might feel the same one day. But when he falls for someone else, her heart slowly breaks. She watches from the sidelines, feeling invisible and unwanted. As the pain grows, she begins to lose herself, wondering if she was ever meant to be noticed at all.Notes:- This story is inspired by the lyrics 'Heather' from Conan Grey.- Consist of 5 Chapters - please be patient as im high school student with IGCSE soon :)) so i will be busy but ill try my best…
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When I did my IGCSE's I found looking at examples helped me a lot so these are a bunch of stories, descriptives letters etc. that I wrote and got me an A. I don't know if these will get you an A or A* but this is basically for the new syllabus that's from 2020 ( I wrote my IGCSES in 2020).…