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GCSE English : penguin passnotes

By: Babuta, Roisin MMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Penguin, 1988Description: 171 p. : illustrationsISBN: 0140770771; 9780140770773 Subject(s): English language -- Study and teaching (Secondary) -- England | General Certificate of Secondary Education | English language -- Study and teaching (Secondary) | England -- Secondary schools -- Curriculum subjects: English language -- G.C.S.E -- examinations | EnglandDDC classification: 420

Contents:

Writing English.-- Understanding English.-- Talking and Listening.-- Your Coursework Folder.-- Examination Technique.-- Basic Skills.

Summary: Passnotes have been praised by critics, teachers and students all over the country. Where a Penguin edition of a set text exists, the relevant Passnote is based on that edition

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Writing English.--
Understanding English.--
Talking and Listening.--
Your Coursework Folder.--
Examination Technique.--
Basic Skills.

Passnotes have been praised by critics, teachers and students all over the country.
Where a Penguin edition of a set text exists, the relevant Passnote is based on that edition

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