GCSE English
GCSE English by Shelagh Hubbard, published by HarperCollins Publishers Limited in July 1999, is a comprehensive resource designed to support students preparing for their English GCSE examinations. This New Ed edition spans 201 pages and is presented in English, offering a structured approach to mastering the subject. The book serves as both a study guide and a reference tool, providing essential information on the syllabuses and exam structures for various exam boards.
Readers will find detailed advice on studying, revising, and completing coursework, along with topic-by-topic coverage that includes numerous examples and diagrams. The guide features quick tests for each topic to help assess understanding and includes a collection of recent GCSE exam questions with answers to enhance exam techniques. This edition is tailored for students following the National Curriculum Key Stage 4 and Scottish Standard Grade, making it a valuable tool for effective home study and revision.
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Intended for achieving examination success, this series replaces the former GCSE Study Guides. Revise GCSE offers complete study and reference support for the English GCSE course as well as being a revision guide for English GCSE examinations and Scottish Standard Grade. It provides a breakdown of the syllabuses and exam structure for every exam board, advice on studying, revising, coursework and exams, topic-by-topic coverage, clearly presented with many examples and diagrams, quick tests for every topic to check progress, and a bank of recent GCSE exam questions with answers to fine-tune exam techniques.
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