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9 Powerful Tips To Score In Writing Posted on March 30, 2012 by 2012 by IGCSE Team — Team —

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You may be asked to write an informal letter to a friend or family member. Often, the question will require you to describe or explain something, or it may ask you to say what yo a suggestion or a plan. The exam question will give you some ideas, and will tell you what you should include in your letter. Home About Past Exam Papers Revision Courses Exam Model Answers Mark Your Paper

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Remember: It is important to show that you can write in an informal style.

Example of opening:

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Hi Sally, Dear Mum,

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Example of ending: 2

Love, Your lovely daughter,

Tip 2: Follow the required number of words w ords Make sure that you follow all the instructions very carefully, and write the required number of words. If you are ta king theExtended theExtended syllabus, aim for about 185 words. If you the Core syllabus, your target should be about 135 words. words.

Tip 3: Use more adjectives and adverbs When you write, use your imagination a s much as possible, but remember that your answer must always be relevant to the question.

One way to improve your writing is by using more adjectives and adverbs.

Example:

We had food and the music too was good.

The above sentence could be made be tter by applying some adjectives like the below sentence.

delicious food and the music was fantastic ! We ate really delicious food !

Tip 4: Know your marks allocation Up to nine marks are awarded for content, and up to nine marks for language (5 + 5 in the Core papers).

“Content” refers to the relevance and development of ideas; “language” refers to style and accuracy.

Tip 5: Formal letter http://www.igcsecentre.com/9-powerful-tips-to-score-in-writing/

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Below are some important points about writing a formal letter in your IGCSE exam:

You do not need to supply addresses or a date, unless you are specifically asked to. However, you need toaddress toaddress the person that person that you are writing to. A formal letter is the type you write to someone someone you have never met before, or to someone with whom you have no personal relationship. If the letter begins with ‘Dear Madam’ or ‘Dear Sir’, it should end with ‘Yours faithfully’. faithfully’. If the letter begins with somebody’s name, for example ‘Dear Mr. Robert’, it should end with ‘Yours sincerely’. A formal letter will usually contain at least two paragraphs, and will use formal language and no abbreviations.

Tip 6: Style of writing You may be asked to write an article or narrative, or to give a simple description, or to write something persuasive. It is important that you read th e question very carefully, and t express yourself effectively. effectively. You should also show that you can vary the style of your writing, dependin g on the topic.

Tip 7: Summary writing In Exercise 5 of the IGCSE English as Second Language (E2L) paper, you’ll be required to write a summary for a text. Below are some important points to help you to score ma marks for this section:

Your answer should be written as a single paragraph if the question requires it. The summary question will direct you to a specific topic in the text, so it is very important that you underline the key points and make brief notes before you write your ans

Tip 8: Keep to the topic In Exercise 6 and 7, you may be asked to write your opinion about something in the form of a newspaper article, or perhaps for your school newsletter or magazine.

Usually, you will be given help in the form of a list of ideas or o ther people’s opinions, but you do not have to use them in your answer. You You are free to use your o wn ideas but m keep to the topic.

You must show the examiner that you can use the English language for a specific purpose and that you can organise your ideas in a logical way.

Tip 9: Organize your ideas Although you don’t have much time for planning, you shouldunderline should underline the key word(s) in the question to question to make sure you do exactly what is a sked.

Write very brief notes, putting your ideas into a logical order. Check Check for repetition. When you have finished your writing, check your spelling, grammar and pu nctuation.

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512 Replies to “9 Powerful Tips To Score In Writing”

Ammar on April 21, 2018 at 12:16 am said: am said:

Hi I find answering the last question in Paper 1 (IGCSE Edexcel) quite difficult What are the ways I could improve answering those type of questions?

IGCSE Team on April 22, 2018 at 11:06 am said: am said:

Hi Ammar,

For Paper 1, skim read the passages before you look at the different parts of the question. Then scan the passage to find the answer to each part of the question in turn. Gen questions will get more challenging a s you work through, so watch out for instructions designed to help you. Try if you can to “hear” your answer read out in your head – this you to check that you are using an appropriate register (that it sounds right). Lastly, remember that the quality of your writing is being judged in this part of the question paper.

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You can consider making use of our available resources to help improve your writing: Exam model answers – http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/ You can also get your practice papers marked by a qualified subject expert here: http://www.igcsecentre.com/mark-your-papers/

mizzguna on March 16, 2018 at 2:56 pm said: pm said:

Hi, in Paper 2(section A),candidates are usually required to address 3 bullet points. We need to base our answers on the passage but to use our own words. My question is; can we add (develop) the ideas from the passage using our own ideas?

Thank you in advance.Looking forward for your reply.

IGCSE Team on March 23, 2018 at 9:24 am said: am said:

Hello,

You must always provide all the necessary points according to the 3 bullet poi nts in the question. If you are given bullet points to remind you of what should be included, use them to check you have covered what is required. These bullet points can also help you to structu answer. The material from the passage should be put into the appropriate section and not repeated.

You must always take the points from the passage without creating your own which is not mentioned inside the reading passage. The more you can adapt the details from th to suit the task you have been set, the more likely you are to score well for reading.

ridhi on March 5, 2018 at 7:29 pm said: pm said:

Your site is really amazing but I am suffering from English as a First langua ge exam .can you help me by giving some more ti ps to attempt paper1 of it.


Hello,

For Paper 1, skim read the passages before you look at the different parts of the question. Then scan the passage to find the answer to each part of the question in turn. Gen questions will get more challenging a s you work through, so watch out for instructions designed to help you. Try if you can to “hear” your answer read out in your head – this you to check that you are using an appropriate register (that it sounds right). Lastly, remember that the quality of your writing is being judged in this part of the question paper.

You can consider making use of our available resources to help improve your writing: Exam model answers – http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/ You can also get your practice papers marked by a qualified subject expert here: http://www.igcsecentre.com/mark-your-papers/

subhi on February 28, 2018 at 10:03 pm said: pm said:

hi, can I write numbers in like this in my exams 123 or I have to write it in like this one two three (for English as a second language and Arabic as a first language


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9 Powerful Tips To Score In Writing – IGCSE Centre IGCSE Team on March 5, 2018 at 9:26 am said: am said:

Hi Subhi,

Please refer to your teacher regarding this.

You can also check the latest syllabus for guide http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/.

Alia on February 26, 2018 at 5:21 pm said: pm said:

For English as a second language exercise 6, how many idioms are we allowed to write


Hi Alia,

One or two proverbs/idioms are ok. But not more than that. Otherwise, your essay would sound too stereotypical. Go for sayings that could be used to talk about any topic or specific ones that you know you’ll be abl e to use in the exam.

You may google for some free proverbs/idioms resources online.

Kushagra on February 22, 2018 at 3:19 pm said: pm said:

In my Hindi exam I have written beyond the line so will it be checked. And what if my handwriting is not very good.

IGCSE Team on April 8, 2018 at 3:18 pm said: pm said:

Hi Kushagara,

Unfortunately, if you have written beyond the lines, there’s a chance th at your answers will not fit into the scanned screen. If this happens, you will lose marks as the examine be able to see your full answers.

With regards to your handwriting, it shouldn’t be any problem as long as your handwriting is legible.

sayema ria on January 24, 2018 at 1:38 pm said: pm said:

How to get A* in english…spcially in story writing. urgently need help in this because my exam is after 2hours.Thanks

FATBOI on April 23, 2018 at 1:09 am said: am said:


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Melvin on January 22, 2018 at 2:42 am said: am said:

Hi your website is really amazing but i am really struggling with Language & Effect English 0500 paper 2. Please can i have some tips.. THank you

IGCSE Team on February 5, 2018 at 9:04 am said: am said:

Hi Melvin,

Thank you for your feedback. Here are some tips for Writer’s Effect segment: First, you must build your ability to spot the required phrases or words. Besides that, you must also practise on how to elaborate those phrases and words that you have chos may also want to read this for useful tips: http://www.igcsecentre.com/common-mistakes-students-made-in-reading-paper/

You can also consider making use of our available resources to help improve your writing: Exam model answers – http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/ You can also get your practice papers marked by a qualified subject expert here: http://www.igcsecentre.com/mark-your-papers/

Alexander on January 20, 2018 at 7:57 pm said: pm said:

Hi. In summary writing, for example, there are 12 points in the marking scheme and a total of 6 marks are awarded for content. My question is, if I wrote 7 points o ut of 12, will I score content?

IGCSE Team on February 5, 2018 at 9:02 am said: am said:

Hi Alexander,

Kindly refer to the mark scheme of past exams: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

You will only obtain the content marks if you provide the right content.

Vivian on January 16, 2018 at 7:02 am said: am said:

Hi,

Do you provide tutorial for Year 8 students who will be taking IGCSE English First Language Paper in the future?

IGCSE Team on January 29, 2018 at 9:58 pm said: pm said:

Hi Vivian,


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While we do not provide tutorial classes, you can consider signing up for ou r IGCSE Revision Course. You You can read more here:http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcsehere:http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcsecourses/

Fatima on January 15, 2018 at 11:44 pm said: pm said:

If i exceed the word limit in the article or the letter, will the examiner read after 200 words? Will i get penalized for writing too much (like instead of 200, i write 300) Thanks!


Hi Fatima,

You will not be penalised if you exceed the word limit in an essay writing. However, you have to make sure you can finish all the writing on time. If you wrote under the word li chances are you did not provide enoug h points to answer the questions, and might end up getting a lower score. While a few words below the word limit is fine, too many wor the limit – you will end up being penalised.

Our advice is not to write too much. Aim for quality rather than quantity. quantity. This means to focus more on writing excellent English rather than a long essay.

On a side note, if you are writing a summary – DO NOT exceed the word limit.

Do refer to the syllabus: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ to to get a better idea of what is expected. You can also refer to the mark scheme of past exams: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/ And use our model answers as a reference: http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/

Hope this helps 

AJAY on January 5, 2018 at 1:41 pm said: pm said:

29th/of jan my english speaking starts give me some tips to pass in english examination…


Hi Ajay,

For Speaking exams: 1. Pick 3 or 4 practice exam questions that are different from each other (closest to what is expected in the latest syllabus). You can refer to the latest syllabus on what is exp during exams here: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/. 2. Prepare answers to questions that are likely to come up 3. Find out how to pronounce the words and read them out loud. 4. Learn your answers by heart. Learn your answers one phrase or sentence at a time. Select a chunk and repeat it to yourself over and over until you’ve go t it. 5. Understand and learn the questions. Look up any words you don’t know and learn to recognise keywords. Learn each question alongside the answer that goes with it. 6. Learn two or three idiomatic phrases or sayings and memorise them. Go for sayings that could be used to talk about any top ic or topic-specific ones that you know you’ll b use in the exam. 7. Compile a list of topic-specific vocab that’s likely to come up. If you can, learn the gender of any nouns and the different tenses of any verbs. Learn the vocab so you can u recognise it. 8. Get a parent or friend to do a mock exam with you. Pay atten tion to where you slip up and then work on improving those areas. [For Speaking] You should also consider re yourself so that you are confident speaking English during your test. 9. Make useful notes.

Also, keep in mind to: 1. Speak clearly and try not to speak too quickly


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2. Be confident. Be friendly. 3. And, there are no right or wrong answers in the Speaking test. You will be assessed on how well you can express your ideas and opinions in good English.

You can practice with the latest past exam papers as they have the newest syllabus format and continue with the older on es date back from 5 to 10 years. http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

Hope this helps 

Zain on January 26, 2018 at 12:14 pm said: pm said:

No mater how hard I try, I can’t seem to get above a 60% in writer’s effect, could you please explain it to me?

IGCSE Team on February 6, 2018 at 6:06 pm said: pm said:

Hello Zain,

For Writer’s Effect, you must build your ability to spot the required phrases or words. Besides that, you must also practise on how to elaborate those phrases and words that you have chosen.

These A* Model Answers could could help you in this, and you are able to see what is an A* answer like:

http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/

Jasmeet on December 28, 2017 at 1:40 am said: am said:

My question is : when a directed writing question in first language English says to start with a particular line for eg start with “dear editor,……” So do we hv t o write the two addres help


Hello Jasmeet,

Yes. You must always follow the instruction in the question. If you fail to include the needed addresses, you will not gain mark for this part.

Sharanya on December 23, 2017 at 1:57 pm said: pm said:

hi, I often face difficulties while attempting the writer’s effect segment in paper 2. I will be attempting the 0500 english paper in februa ry-march. What is your advice on this?


Hello Sharanya,


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For Writer’s Effect segment, you must build your ability to spot the required phrases or words. Besides that, you must also practise on how to elaborate those phrases and wo you have chosen.

These A* Model Answers could help you in this, and you are able to see what is an A* answer like:

http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/

Thal on December 19, 2017 at 7:51 am said: am said:

Hi,should students be prepared in o rder to write formal letters too?i haven’t seen a formal letter come up in igcse english as a second language for years.


Hello Thal,

Exercise 7 is usually the formal writing format. It’s not in a letter form, but it is considered formal writing.

yosef Pasha on December 11, 2017 at 12:19 am said: am said:

How to write the summary writing


Hi yosef,

The important point in writing a Summary is to not go beyond the word limit. You must always use your own words when writing Summary. The points must be taken from the but change them to your own words. Not all the words could be changed, for example, a chair is a chair, a hand is a hand… etc. You can’t possibly change all the words, just them.

Do refer to the syllabus: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ to to get a better idea of what is expected. You can also refer to the mark scheme of exams: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

You can also use our model answers as a reference: http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/

Mozammel Ahmed on December 10, 2017 at 2:56 pm said: pm said:

How to start writing a paragraph Just we can start or we have to add in the begining like Hi or anything else?

IGCSE Team on January 31, 2018 at 11:36 am said: am said:

Hello,


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Go to the link below for your reference, and you can also find some other articles.


Abhishek Dubey on November 22, 2017 at 3:32 pm said: pm said:

Which writing is scoring in IGCSE English first langua ge, narrative or descriptive writing?

IGCSE Team on December 11, 2017 at 3:28 pm said: pm said:

Hello Abhishek, There is no “best scoring” essay type. It all depends on your strength. You must choose according to your strength.

Jason lee on November 6, 2017 at 1:08 am said: am said:

About the summary section, should I have to include all of the points that are written in the Mark scheme(contents). Or just few points are okay?

many thanks

IGCSE Team on December 7, 2017 at 4:49 pm said: pm said:

Hi Jason, You need to include the points which are required by the question in order t o obtain full marks. Please look at how many marks are being awarded for “Content”, that would b many points you need in order to score full marks for “Content”.

Habiba on October 30, 2017 at 10:44 pm said: pm said:

Hello, Regarding First Language English (0500), is it acceptable if I exceed the word limit for all questions – excluding the summary one?

Also, about the summary question, does the examiner reward marks for points written past the 15 points limit?

Thank you.

IGCSE Team on November 19, 2017 at 11:22 pm said: pm said:

Hi Habiba,

You will not be penalised if you exceed the word limit. However, you have to make sure you can finish all the writing on time. If you wrote und er the word limit, chances are yo provide enough points to answer the questions, and might end up getting a lower score. While a few words below the word limit is f ine, too many words below the limit – you being penalised. Please refer to the mark scheme for the explanation.


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Our advice is not to write too much. Aim for quality rather than quantity. This means to focus more on writing excellent English rather than a long essay.

As for the summary question, do refer to the past papers’ marking marking scheme to get a better idea on what is allowed:http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-pa allowed:http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-pa

onlinegirlh on November 25, 2017 at 11:53 pm said: pm said:

The first task for summary writing is to choose points i.e I’ve been given an extract related to tourism and I have to choose advantages and disadvantages from it ..can u give advice related to this task .. Thank you

ahsan on October 29, 2017 at 10:39 pm said: pm said:

Q1 :How can I improve my summary writing,letter writing and article? Q2 :How the marks are divided in summary? Q3 :Can you give some examples of idioms and phrasal verbs sentences which is used in almost all the lett ers? Q4 :From where can i get the recordings(tracks) to practice the listening past paper? Q5 :What other things we should do to get an A*?


Hi ahsan,

You can use these A* Model Answers (http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/ ( http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/). ). You will be able to see how questions are being crafted/answered and you can c style of the model answer for your exam.

You can also practice listening by downloading the past exam materials here: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

ahsan on October 29, 2017 at 10:08 pm said: pm said:

How can I improve my letter,summary and article?Can you give some advice to me?

Shenz on October 29, 2017 at 7:48 pm said: pm said:

I would like to know if a formal report has a conclusion paragraph..

Shenz on October 29, 2017 at 7:50 pm said: pm said:

In first Lang..

IGCSE Team


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9 Powerful Tips To Score In Writing – IGCSE Centre on November 1, 2017 at 9:46 pm said: pm said:

Hi Shenz,

All writings must have a conclusion paragraph.

Bryan on October 27, 2017 at 10:22 pm said: pm said:

If we are asked to write a newspaper report, would be okay to use the same headline given in the passage (if there was a headl ine in the passage)? Also, after writing the headlin to write a brief detail of what is going on before explaining it specifically in the paragraphs?


Hi Bryan,

If you are referring to English First Language, there should always be a headline needed and it would be given in the question. Please follow the headline needed in the ques should not simply copy the same headline from the reading passage – you would lose marks if you do so.

Your paragraphs must contain all the bullet points that are requested in the question as well.

Please read the newspaper to see how is news being reported.

Monia on October 27, 2017 at 9:35 pm said: pm said:

In article writing, must I add my name at the end or beginning of the piece of writing .


Hi Monia, This part of the article writing is not mandatory, and there are no marks being awarded to it. However, it is customary that schools would teach the proper article writing. Norm name should come after the headline (at the beginning of the piece). However, you must always follow the style that your teacher is showing you.

Daren Singh on October 27, 2017 at 8:43 pm said: pm said:

Hi, Could you help me on summaries?Everything else for me is fine,at the moment.And if you dont mind,could you help me on langu age analysis?


Hi Daren,


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You can use these A* Model Answers (http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/ ( http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/). ). You will be able to see how questions are being crafted/answered and you can c style of the model answer for your exam.

Hassaan Ahmed on October 26, 2017 at 8:23 pm said: pm said:

No matter how hard I try, I never get any more than 50% on letters. I always use compound and complex sentences. How can I improve?


Hi Hassaan,

Some general rules in writing Informal letters:

always remember that you (probably) are supposed to know the person to whom you are writing keep that person in mind and don’t tell them things they will already know about you add a few bits of p ersonal chat, usually at the start of the letter, to make it seem genuine make sure main part of letter relates to task and that you use appropriate tone. Don’t be bright and cheerful if writing to pass on bad news.

Formal letters must be organised in a proper way to make communication easier.

the letter should begin with an introductory paragraph explaining the general topic of the letter the main body of the letter needs to be in a logical sequence and give enough detail to make the reader ‘get the message’ the last paragraph should be a conclusion summarising the main purpose of the l etter in such a way to get the reaction you want, to get something done the tone of the letter must match purpose outlined in the task – it can be neutral giving straightforward factual details or emotive using language to persuade reader about so formal letters must stick to the conventions of formal writing, no slang, no shortened word forms, etc. always match letter to purpose of writing

Lastly, practice, practice, and more practice. Use our past exam papers (http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/ (http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/) to practice and refer to the syllabus (http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/) to get a better idea on what is expected.

Ajynx on October 26, 2017 at 8:06 pm said: pm said:

Any tips for the first language English summary? Or writers effect. effect. They are really hard as I don’t know how to start and end and the contents of the answer.

IGCSE Team on October 31, 2017 at 4:12 pm said: pm said:

Hello Ajynx, These model answers show you the correct answers for Summary and Writer’s Effect: http://www.igcsecentre.com/igcse-exam-resources/

Simal on October 26, 2017 at 3:14 pm said: pm said:

Hey are there any types of topics we should avoid writing about in our igcse edexcel English language B.

IGCSE Team


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9 Powerful Tips To Score In Writing – IGCSE Centre on November 1, 2017 at 9:32 pm said: pm said:

Hi Simal,

We do not have any information on Edexcel. Please check Edexcel website for more information.

Aurelia on October 25, 2017 at 5:48 pm said: pm said:

Must we use our own words when writing the main points in the summary? Will any marks be deducted if we copy the main points word for word from the text?


Hi Aurelia, You must always use your own words when writing Summary. Summary. The points must be taken from the passage, but change them to your own words. Not all the words could be ch example, a chair is a chair, a hand is a hand… etc. You can’t possibly change all the words, just justify them.

Do refer to the syllabus: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-subjects-syllabuses/ to to get a better idea of what is expected. You can also refer to the mark scheme of exams: http://www.igcsecentre.com/cambridge-igcse-past-exam-papers/

Nayra on October 15, 2017 at 1:26 am said: am said:

Hi, is it okay if I exceed the word limit in IGCSE English as second language (Exercises such as 6 or 7/ writing) Is there a penalty?, like would I lose marks?


Hi Nayra, Yes, you can exceed the word limit. However, please make sure you can finish writing in time. Do not try to write too much until you do not have enough time to finish your pa time.

Karrthik on October 13, 2017 at 6:25 pm said: pm said:

SHould the article be balanced or should it be one-sided


Hi Karrthik, You must write according to the requirement of the question. You must answer all the bullet points.


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jayasuruthi on October 3, 2017 at 4:52 pm said: pm said:

Hi, give me some tips to write summary. I often get low marks in summary even if i study hard.


Hello, In summary, the most important thing is, you mustn’t go above the word limit. Secondly, cover all the needed points with simple sentences and joining them together to build

william on September 26, 2017 at 10:14 am said: am said:

For English as second language 0510 (extended), in reading part (qu estion 1 and 2), should the answer must be in complete full sentence or short answer will do. For example, if how many apple he bought? If we just write ” number” will it do?

In question 4 writing short notes, will it be fine we just provide 1 or 2 notes, instead of full sentences?


Hi William, In short answer/short note is fine. Below are some comments from the examiner report:

In Exercises 1 and 2 it is important that candidates take time to read and understand the requirements of indi vidual questions. Responses should be as brief as possible but and candidates should take care not to add incorrect information that negates a response.

In Exercise 4, candidates should not repeat points, and should ensure they provide the required number of discrete bullet points under the relevant heading without adding a bullet points of their own. There should be only one relevant note per bullet point. If candidates provide more than one, only the first can be credited.


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