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If you want to get somewhere in life i suggest you do your revision because who knows you might get that extra mark that you might need to help you pass this exam.
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Thanks for the information guys, I have repped the first helper.
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Depends on the person I imagine.
I never revised much for my GCSE's (Too busy playing MW2 at the time) and managed to get mostly A*/A grades.
Other people can revise for hours and will still only get a poor grade.
If you think it will help you then do it just make sure not to do too much.
Your Dad seems like he is only thinking about what's in your best interest so he seems like a good father!
I never revised much for my GCSE's (Too busy playing MW2 at the time) and managed to get mostly A*/A grades.
Other people can revise for hours and will still only get a poor grade.
If you think it will help you then do it just make sure not to do too much.
Your Dad seems like he is only thinking about what's in your best interest so he seems like a good father!
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I wish you the very best of luck for your exams in the future.
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chew gum when you revise and when you sit your exam chew on the same gum, apparently that is useful..
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Fra4hz wrote chew gum when you revise and when you sit your exam chew on the same gum, apparently that is useful..
our exams are in over a week,so you want someone to chew the same peace of gum for that long? :/ lol
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TSNYC wrote Depends on the person I imagine.
I never revised much for my GCSE's (Too busy playing MW2 at the time) and managed to get mostly A*/A grades.
Other people can revise for hours and will still only get a poor grade.
If you think it will help you then do it just make sure not to do too much.
Your Dad seems like he is only thinking about what's in your best interest so he seems like a good father!
Yeah he is a good dad but sometimes he thinks he knows best when I know I do:/
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Rizmah wroteTSNYC wrote Depends on the person I imagine.
I never revised much for my GCSE's (Too busy playing MW2 at the time) and managed to get mostly A*/A grades.
Other people can revise for hours and will still only get a poor grade.
If you think it will help you then do it just make sure not to do too much.
Your Dad seems like he is only thinking about what's in your best interest so he seems like a good father!
Yeah he is a good dad but sometimes he thinks he knows best when I know I do:/
Like every other 16 year old lol
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I did a ton of posters for my GCSE's, still got an F in Physics though
just find a way thats easiest for you
just find a way thats easiest for you
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As YhCHKN said, try a few past papers out, and watch some videos and take notes. Thats how i revise! Good Luck
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