Level: GCSE

Subject: English Language & Literature, History, Geography, Religious Studies and Science

First Teaching: September 2015

First Exams: June 2017
 

From the 2017 exams onward, spelling, punctuation and grammar will account for 5% of the total marks in GCSE English Literature, History, Geography and Religious Studies. In GCSE English Language, being able to ‘use a range of vocabulary and sentence structures for clarity, purpose and effect, with accurate spelling and punctuation’ is worth a huge 20% of the total marks. To be able to get top marks on extended answers in Science, you’ll need to be able to show that you can develop your answer logically and structure it well.

Used in conjunction with the Revision Guide (sold separately), this book will give:

• More practice of important grammar, punctuation and spelling in a 1-to-1 page match to the guide
• Lots of examples, using key terminology from your GCSE studies
• Hints to support revision and practice

Level: GCSE

Subject: English Language & Literature, History, Geography, Religious Studies and Science

First Teaching: September 2015

First Exams: June 2017
 

From the 2017 exams onward, spelling, punctuation and grammar will account for 5% of the total marks in GCSE English Literature, History, Geography and Religious Studies. In GCSE English Language, being able to ‘use a range of vocabulary and sentence structures for clarity, purpose and effect, with accurate spelling and punctuation’ is worth a huge 20% of the total marks. To be able to get top marks on extended answers in Science, you’ll need to be able to show that you can develop your answer logically and structure it well.

Used in conjunction with the Revision Guide (sold separately), this book will give:

• More practice of important grammar, punctuation and spelling in a 1-to-1 page match to the guide
• Lots of examples, using key terminology from your GCSE studies
• Hints to support revision and practice

Level: GCSE

Subject: English Language & Literature, History, Geography, Religious Studies and Science

First Teaching: September 2015

First Exams: June 2017
 

From the 2017 exams onward, spelling, punctuation and grammar will account for 5% of the total marks in GCSE English Literature, History, Geography and Religious Studies. In GCSE English Language, being able to ‘use a range of vocabulary and sentence structures for clarity, purpose and effect, with accurate spelling and punctuation’ is worth a huge 20% of the total marks. To be able to get top marks on extended answers in Science, you’ll need to be able to show that you can develop your answer logically and structure it well.

Used in conjunction with the Revision Guide (sold separately), this book will give:

• More practice of important grammar, punctuation and spelling in a 1-to-1 page match to the guide
• Lots of examples, using key terminology from your GCSE studies
• Hints to support revision and practice