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  • 14-03-2009 8:27pm
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    RHJ
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    Me duno wats de best wun for pass elnglish.


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    ironictoaster
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    New key english notes 2009 is very good. I have the higher one so I assume the ordinary is just as good.


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    Richard Cranium
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    creggy wrote: »
    New key english notes 2009 is very good.


    My English teacher wrote that book. I'll just declare my interest before I vouch for it too. It has pretty much all of paper two covered for you, including sample answers you could learn if you are that way inclined.


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    ironictoaster
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    I'd reckon he's a great teacher to have!


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  • #7
    Richard Cranium
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    At the risk of asking the obvious have you tried ordering it in a bookshop? They might not have it on the shelves at this time of year, but if you ask they should get a copy for you.

    Alternatively (well, worst case scenario) you could buy the honours book and just look at the parts that are relevant to the ordinary level course. I assume that is possible for the poetry at least, probably not for the single text or comparative.


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