Clodagh Havel

It's a very responsive paper.

It's actually a very, very beautiful paper, I think.

Of course, and look around you, what's happening?

I wouldn't, I'm telling, go in and know something about AI, know something about the environment, know something about politics, know something about, you know, the wars going on.

It's a very topical topic.

Current paper.

So you can prepare by reading as widely as you can, listening to shows like this, being aware of your environment.

And that, mixed with your own interpretation of that, personalises everything.

And that is the key to a top grade in English, personal responses to things.

Okay, so in two hours 50, it would be 40 to 45 minutes for question A, 40 to 45 minutes for question B, and the bulk of your time on paper one is the essay, probably up to 70 minutes.

All right, and that built into that is a little bit of editing, a little bit of rereading, but finish the paper.

At your peril, leave it unfinished.

Different kettle of fish.

I mean, links in with the fact that you need to be able to write and express yourself and personalise.

But it is the literature.

It's the literature paper that you've been studying basically for two years.

So it's broken down into three questions.

You have your single text.

And for the majority of the country this year, it's Macbeth.

But there are others available.