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I would say that focusing your skill development on the elements that repeat themselves might help you. For example identifying language, format and bias are things that can be practiced so you might be able to identify them quicker. For your specific issue try and consider what approach works for you/what strategies work well for you and try to apply them to this situation.

Good luck, for gcse english language when you get to language analysis questions remember its more about the quality of and amount you can say about a quote rather than just using lots of quotes and naming techniques, it's depth of analysis that gets you marks - good luck 👍

Hi, it can be applied to many levels as it's just about how you've shown you've adapted you're writing, I'd say this video is perfect for level 1, for level 2 it'd still be helpful but they'd be expecting you to supplement your writing with appropriate language techniques, hope that helps

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Hi, this is just about how to take apart a quote, in some questions you do have to do this, but this video is just about how to analyse language, thanks for watching

Hi, yes I think they have the same basic requirements but for some specifics in regards to the exam I would go on he website and look at the pass papers but the skills are similar

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It's in the description but I'll include it here in case you have problems: sites.google.com/view/bookwormteaching/home

Hi, if I were your teacher or examiner I would look at what you scored as the score you get for both questions adds up but as I haven't seen this I really can't say. Let's say if you get a high mark for one question and a slightly lower grade for the next, the high score might get you through, but it's impossible for me to say. You'd have to speak to your teacher

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i just wanted to know which exam board did you do for fs level 2 English and was the exam hard or easy and when you start revising

Thank you, good luck in your exam, remember that if you're doing GCSE English language these techniques are classed as language techniques, structural techniques are something different

Hi. No I wouldn't have thought so, it's only a small element of the letter, just having a sign off at the end of the letter should be good enough but even better if you can have a sign off in an appropriate tone I.e either formal or informal

To be honest I've been in the same situation. The paragraph structure in the video is meant as a guide but alot of people who get the highest grade go guideless, they just naturally mention the various elements naturally, which might make it feel less soul destroying and saying the enjoyment out if it. I had to make my own sample questions using texts I knew my students would enjoy, so maybe if your children have some lit they love you could practise exploring the value if specific quotes, breaking them down in terms of language and connotations of words. I'm nit sure if this helps as I don't know the specifics but hope that it has in some small way eased the frustration, I hope the exams haven't put you or your children off English

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I would look at some of my videos on this, as well as check out Write on resources but if I was to break them down in a nutshell, I would say the writing comes down to your ability to adapt your writing for audience and purpose and reading is mostly making sure you don't get confused by the reading of the questions and using correct skimming and scanning techniques to retrieve appropriate information, if that helps?

Sorry to hear that. I don't have anything prepared on that, so I looked on my brother's channel and perhaps this one would be of help as often those topics come up when comparing texts ua-cam.com/video/3SCVQ0UcyT8/v-deo.htmlsi=Ayfwrnk20vMSHOzm

@@bookwormteaching thanks a lot. And BTW I always thought you were the same guy on both accounts. Didn't it was your brother 🤣

Thank you, I'm really glad it helped and I hope you pass your exam 😀

I did, I got 24 marks , the pass mark was 22. That was a mock exam , the real exam will take place on March 😊thank you I really like watching your videos they are very informative and helpful 🙏🏻

The passing mark I think it’s the correct 😅

Hi, Yes this is one of the formats you may be asked to write in the exam for more level 2 FS videos check out write-on-resources

Hi, Yes they are, I believe even the captions underneath would be classed as an organisational feature. Thanks for the great question and sorry if I neglected to mention images in the video. Thanks for watching 😀

@@bookwormteaching thank you. I used it in my actual test yesterday and have been doubting myself since then 🤣 thank you!

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Hi, Sorry but I don't have one, my partner channel does though and it can be found here: ua-cam.com/video/_mMZexkAp9Q/v-deo.htmlsi=cWMv184271LcPmwU

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Thats great good luck with the writing just make sure you adapt to meet the purpose and format they ask you to and you'll be fine 🙂

Hi, for years I taught students in the exact same position as you, many of those students experienced nerves but as long as you read the questions fully, and manage your time you will do well. Even if you didn't pass the first time FS is set up so students can take multiple attempts of an exam within a space of a year. Just try to stay calm and take your time, many students find the reading exam alot easier than they thought and perhaps you will too, good luck, I hope it goes well 😀

Hi, I think it might be on my TES account and the link should be on my home page

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