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~~@#$%&*!~~ EXAM ADVICE BY CAPED_CRUSADER ~~@#$%&*!~~ (I am regularly going to be posting such advices.) This is how I PREPARED for English when I was in 10th : 1. Read a dictionary for $100 words. 2. Try to use complex sentences instead of two simple sentences. Eg: Don't use: "I have an uncle. He is a doctor." Use: "I have an uncle who is a doctor." (P.s This is a very basic example...just to make u guys understand...don't judge me!) 3. If you attempt a narrative composition, make it have more action/ adventure than drama. Eg. A story where you are in a bank in the middle of a heist. Don't make some life experience while you were in school and what you learned from it, this makes it boring. Try to keep it heated up. 4. In writing composition, the size of the essay must be like a skirt. Long enough to cover the point but short enough to keep it interesting. ;) (No offense to skirt wearers) 5. Try not to attempt picture composition. Yours and the examiner's opinions may vary. Sometimes this true for arguementative composition too, try and guess the general outlook of it. Pick the side which the mass follows, and hopefully the examiner also must be agreeing that way, and might tend not to cut additional marks. -That's it for today. I know its long. Esaay advice over. Letter advice coming soon- Thanks. - caped_crusader |
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