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the one ive memorised ive used for a 20 mark in trials, 20 in ext and a 10 internally lol! Its around 800 words? I can add more on the day depending on the stim for a 20 to get it to 1k. Its too long for a 10 but this story is literally my child and theres not much I can take out of it sooo. I...

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memorised my mod c and reflection. i could do a practise but its my strongest section so ill probs be fine on the day, im putting more time into mod a and b now that ive memorised it

yeah i did this in trials - finished in 35 mins. Its dependent on the qs on the day tho and if you get stumped on one

Have you not had an assessment task for Mod C? If you have, you use that, improve it, and then practise adapting it. If you have never written one before, I'd suggest reading some examples of top responses. You can find them on here and all over the internet eg...

I usually give them to my teacher, you could ask your english teacher to mark them for you? I know the trials don't usually have samples which sucks, again you could contact ur teacher and ask if they have past trial papers w sample answers that you can use. My teachers have a heap of past cssa...

coming from a 20/20 in mod c, pre-prepared and adapting to the stimulus on the day. Its too risky not to have anything prepared, especially if you arent a strong creative writer. Few people are able to write a band 6 mod c on the spot. You need to get good at adapting 1 or 2 preprepared...

i think so?? i need to clarify this as well with my teacher - i didnt think it was but then in trials i lost marks in extension and advanced for not referring to the extract/stimulus or whatever continuously (ALTHOUGH I CANT REMEMBER THE WORDING OF THE Q AND THE EXTRACT so im not sure!!!!)

second this i had a mod A stimulus internally and we were told to use it in our intro, analyse it in one body, bring it into the second and reference again in the conclusion (if you have one/if theres time). It also depends on the length too, we only had two lines, so you dont want to be too...

i spent hours making multiple choice quizzes w questions dating back 10 years 💀 kind of helpful but it was a form of procrastinating memorising my english essays

Jeddle has a really good video that goes through this on youtube, its what i used to learn 6 markers

the ones u can generally find really fast are the pov -first person, inclusive language, short syntax, enjambment in poetry, similes (like or as is super easy to identify), inclusive language (we, us), direct address (you), deliberate punctuation (..., -), exclamatory sentence! Just practice...

i dont have any predictions, just manifestations: pls no specified eliot poem or section! id love a 20 mark creative and please dont be one of those 'continue writing from this stiumulus" but im curious to see others ideas

honestly i make stuff up tbh, i use some insight ive studied or read about already - youve got to be flexible in that way and practice a lot. In the cssa trial for the humour q i said some dribble abt the stupid kid hiding his true self and that was ironic = humour, basically just stole ideas...

lol someone else just asked this and I gave some advice in a thread on here

a huge list of techniques were just posted in the 2024 thread I gave this advice the other week :) i got 19/20 in short answers for trials, this is the general structure i use: a concise 'WHAT' that answers the question- what is the human experience and what does this show? depending on the...

@jimmysmith560 theyre blocking a lot of threads w this repeated ai dribble, copying answers and blocking actual constructive and useful information within them

ok so this is is a rough structure based on mine: opening sentence with the title of your piece, the thematic concern and what this reveals about humanity etc. eg. [title] encapsulates the absurdity of human existence in the face of inevitable mortality, revealing the innate fragmentation of...

you need to reference ur mod c text and how it shaped ur response/inspired ur crafting. pls dont fully listen to that gpt bs, find an actual structure from someone thats done the course, not an ai. Theres probably examples on here, I can send you mine if you cant find anything

9. get out of this chat w ur gpt mr 2026