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 How to Pass Higher English - Ann Bridges
Newest Review: ... from the same company (Hodder Gibson) for different students which is very handy as if you like this book, you are more ... more  ... likely to use this company for other subjects. This is what happened to me anyway, and I bought all the books in the Higher range that I needed. The cover is of the world, which I suppose you could say it was one of the things covered in the course, but is approriate. There is a big tick and you are able to clearly see the subject and at what level. Make sure you buy the right level for you as the Standard Grade and Higher books are quite similar.
It has a really nice introduction from the author, who is a English teac...more |
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How to Pass Higher English (How To Pass -Higher Level)
Pages: 176, Paperback, Hodder Gibson Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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How to Pass Higher English (How To Pass -Higher Level)
Pages: 128, Paperback, Hodder Gibson Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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How to Pass Higher English - Ann Bridges: The Great Gatsby, Hamlet, MacBeth and Robert Burns! (1670 words)
by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Oh no, English is one of the most important subjects anyone will take at school. Not only does it get you into most Colleges and Universities but it is vital in using in life. Not the remembering quotes side of the course but the expression and analysis side. As I live in Scotland, I studied different courses and gained different qualifications compared to England and Wales . In Scotland you can get Standard Grades, Intermediates (1&2), Highers and Advanced Highers. I'm not very a customed to other education systems in the UK, but I do know that a SG is equivelent to a GCSE and a Higher to a A-Level. Last year I studied my Standard Grades, and now I am a Higher ... Read the complete review
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