English
is considered as the most difficult subject in O levels....as it is very difficult to live with the demand of the quality of the particular language by the Cambridge Examiners....as the require complete words with an excellent perfection in selecting and implying the words as required by the situation in the essay....and the comprehensions....OMG....they are all but looking-like-monster....
BUT...dont worry...dont be so conscious, all you need to get an A* in English is practice non-stop....never lose hope on getting bad grade in school examinations as always keep in mind that the school examiners are always putting you behind 1 or 2 grades than your actual to let you improve more than required...
IN ALEVELs...
the situation is a bit different...it is although considered difficult but it a HALF-CREDITED subject which is only important for your SAT I exam(which is taken by very few students)
so go on and keep living
best wishes,
ADMIN
*You will find details of recommended books for O Levels in the O LEVELS section.
is considered as the most difficult subject in O levels....as it is very difficult to live with the demand of the quality of the particular language by the Cambridge Examiners....as the require complete words with an excellent perfection in selecting and implying the words as required by the situation in the essay....and the comprehensions....OMG....they are all but looking-like-monster....
BUT...dont worry...dont be so conscious, all you need to get an A* in English is practice non-stop....never lose hope on getting bad grade in school examinations as always keep in mind that the school examiners are always putting you behind 1 or 2 grades than your actual to let you improve more than required...
IN ALEVELs...
the situation is a bit different...it is although considered difficult but it a HALF-CREDITED subject which is only important for your SAT I exam(which is taken by very few students)
so go on and keep living
best wishes,
ADMIN
*You will find details of recommended books for O Levels in the O LEVELS section.
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