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Hi
I'm in Year 10 and I am doing the OCR board of GCSE. Well, we did a drama activity in English where we had to work together to create a dramarised piece from a short story. Our teacher told us that it was for GCSE. Well, I got a pretty rubbish mark, and I would like to know if you get to have another chance. I asked my teacher and he said yes, but I just wanted to see what you guys said, because I'm paranoid.
EDIT: I think it's part of the speaking and listening section.
I'm in Year 10 and I am doing the OCR board of GCSE. Well, we did a drama activity in English where we had to work together to create a dramarised piece from a short story. Our teacher told us that it was for GCSE. Well, I got a pretty rubbish mark, and I would like to know if you get to have another chance. I asked my teacher and he said yes, but I just wanted to see what you guys said, because I'm paranoid.
EDIT: I think it's part of the speaking and listening section.
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Hi
I'm in Year 10 and I am doing the OCR board of GCSE. Well, we did a drama activity in English where we had to work together to create a dramarised piece from a short story. Our teacher told us that it was for GCSE. Well, I got a pretty rubbish mark, and I would like to know if you get to have another chance. I asked my teacher and he said yes, but I just wanted to see what you guys said, because I'm paranoid.
EDIT: I think it's part of the speaking and listening section.
I'm in Year 10 and I am doing the OCR board of GCSE. Well, we did a drama activity in English where we had to work together to create a dramarised piece from a short story. Our teacher told us that it was for GCSE. Well, I got a pretty rubbish mark, and I would like to know if you get to have another chance. I asked my teacher and he said yes, but I just wanted to see what you guys said, because I'm paranoid.
EDIT: I think it's part of the speaking and listening section.
We're supposed to do quite a few speaking and listening things (groups, pairs and singular) and then they take your best 2/3 marks to count as the examined ones.
Your English teacher will pass you whatever happens.
It's there ass on the line if they don't.
It's there ass on the line if they don't.
I remember these tests counted for absolutely nothing at the end of the day.
They probably pass you no matter what as said below.
Edit - Heh, just realised I did the AQA course but I have done similiar tests.
They probably pass you no matter what as said below.
Edit - Heh, just realised I did the AQA course but I have done similiar tests.
Herr Dark Wolf wrote:
> I am doing the OCR board of GCSE.
Haha, unlucky.
> I am doing the OCR board of GCSE.
Haha, unlucky.
OddToe wrote:
> Your English teacher will pass you whatever happens.
>
> It's there ass on the line if they don't.
Obviously you shouldnt have been passed...
> Your English teacher will pass you whatever happens.
>
> It's there ass on the line if they don't.
Obviously you shouldnt have been passed...
Hahaha...
Tomm wrote:
> OddToe wrote:
> Your English teacher will pass you whatever happens.
>
> It's there ass on the line if they don't.
>
> Obviously you shouldnt have been passed...
I was in top english group all the way through secondary school.
It meant jack, I really don't know the difference between there and their, and apostrophes are random things you put after some words.
> OddToe wrote:
> Your English teacher will pass you whatever happens.
>
> It's there ass on the line if they don't.
>
> Obviously you shouldnt have been passed...
I was in top english group all the way through secondary school.
It meant jack, I really don't know the difference between there and their, and apostrophes are random things you put after some words.
OddToe wrote:
>
> It meant jack, I really don't know the difference between there and
> their, and apostrophes are random things you put after some words.
That's just the effects from playing too much Halo 2. ;P
>
> It meant jack, I really don't know the difference between there and
> their, and apostrophes are random things you put after some words.
That's just the effects from playing too much Halo 2. ;P
STFU noob b4 i cum rnd an bang ur mom!!1111
I'm not that bad, yet.
I'm not that bad, yet.
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