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).
*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)
Was I high in the sky like a kite or was it my first schizophrenic episode? I got full marks (30/30) for this fiction short story along with a high solid grade 9 overall; with 80 out of 100 raw marks: 80% !!!! I ponder it's 70-73 or 70/73 raw marks for a 9 so I killed itttttttttttt. :)
These are some of my 1st language English writings. It really helped me score good marks in English and it is pretty fun to read and write these stories. I really hope this can help you as much as this helped me.
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...
🚨 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 tell...