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To be honest if you talked a lot about ur text being 'art' or 'a coherent whole of [writing form style etc]' you could probably scrape by. I have a feeling the high range will have lower standards this year so who knows

Did you mention anything about its definition? What was your thesis?

Advanced- Paper 1 was weird to me. It was a 3, 4, 5, 3, 5 marker split (like wtf) and I personally did poorly Common module question was a 3 part and good for those who treated each quality/motivations/action as a different concept in relationship. Needed to have prepared thoroughly/a good...

Realistically noone but someone with your paper can tell. You have an interesting concept, as long as you wrote it well and stuck to the question firmly you'll be alright 👍

Nah ur right for that not like they can mark u down for extra 😍

Good job bro do you think you did the best in Mod B??

Yeah... yeah

💀 At least we got discursive too

Mine were lovely. I kept sneezing yesterday so one of them recognised me and moved the tissues closer beforehand 😭

U better hide that 😂 Is it the stimulus or writing space?

Girl in my year did a persuasive on brainrot and analysed skibidi toilet I can't make this up

Recommendation for extension science over investigating. Heard it's like a SRP

Night king

I'll join you. Together we can hold out and bring in not one, but TWO cages

GOAT right here

Or an English peasant

I had two entire bread rolls with butter. I felt like a Victorian

I know theres that whole idea of buying at the dip but I find it silly. Stocks aren't graphs, they're companies and how well the companies form. Their newsletter ain't good but try SimplyWallstreet for a beginner's look into how companies perform. Ur doing well with the ETFs 👍👍

Also stocks r basically gambling but fancy so I rest my case

Someone into trading- don't listen to online advice on forums lol ,but you would want to theoretically buy the 'dip' because if u buy low (say 10 shares of $0.59 = $5.90) when it goes high and does well it turns into shares of whatever the higher price is (eg 10 shares of $2 = $20) and in this...