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If you are wondering what is A level, it is one of the most recognised pre-university pathways in the world,
Preparing for your IGCSE English as a Second Language (ESL) exam can feel daunting. You are not just learning grammar
Choosing the right educational pathway for your child is one of the most significant decisions a family can make. In
The IGCSE English First Language exam places a strong emphasis on creative writing, with writing descriptive and narrative essays being
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Which is harder the Indian board meaning like cbse and icse or Cambridge
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We cannot confirm which qualification is the hardest.
Please choose the exam board that best fits your goals and plans.
For example, if you wish to study at an international university, it is best to take the IGCSE. International universities accept IGCSE certificates to gain entry into their universities.
We suggest that you take time to plan and align your goals. It will help if you learn about the different qualifications.
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Cambridge IGCSE: https://skolatis.com/what-is-igcse/
Cambridge O Level: https://skolatis.com/what-is-o-level/
Edexcel iGCSE: https://skolatis.com/what-is-edexcel-international-gcse/
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Is there any age restriction when writing the igcse exam
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There’s no age restriction to sit for the IGCSE. However, if you are a schooled candidate, the minimum age is usually 14 years old.
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Hi!
Kindly offer some tips on descriptive and narrative writings for English as a First Language (0500).
Thank you!
Hi there,
Thank you for your writing. We’ll be glad to give you some tips. Please check them out below.
Descriptive composition tips:
1. To write a strong descriptive essay, you will need to use a wide range of vocabulary and even use imagery to engage reader interest. Unless the readers can see the picture, they will not be able to relate to the experience
2. You will need to evoke all five senses to create an environment and atmosphere and size, shape, and colour details.
3. Descriptive compositions must not become a narrative, which means character and event should not take over or be dominant.
Narrative composition tips:
1. Decide on a tense and then stick to it; do not jump between present and past. The typical narrative tense is past, and those who try to write in the present usually forget to do so after a while, so it is safer to start in the past.
2. Don’t try to do too much; you can’t cover many events and many years in one short composition. Select key moments and skip over the rest, changing the pace according to the intensity of the moment.
3. End your narrative deliberately. Stories need a conclusion, where things are either resolved or purposely left unresolved as a cliff-hanger. You must not give the impression that you just stopped writing because you ran out of time, ink or ideas.
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How do we Study English Literature Prose and Poems for exams? IGCSE
Does anybody have tips for this subject?
Hi Aiba,
Thanks for asking. Here’s how you can prepare for the English Literature Paper 1: Prose and Poems:
1. Set texts rotate on the syllabus regularly and may change from one examination year to the next. Please make sure that you check the set text list for the year in which you will take their examinations. You may download the subject syllabus here: https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/.
2. Read the assigned texts and take notes on them. You must learn how to interpret. Why did the poet do that? Why did the poet choose this meter? You should get examples (quotations) for all these points and write about their effects on the readers.
3. Practice with past exam papers. This can help you figure out where you stand and what you need to improve. We can help you get past exam papers here: https://skolatis.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/.
4. Learn from the model answers. You can see how the essays are structured and how the quotations are used in an A* answer. You can check out our English Literature model answers at https://skolatis.com/exam-model-answers/.
We hope this helps! Good luck!