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IOE predictions

goose1 · 2009-05-29 12:54:53

How accurate are they or have they been in recent years?? Would it be safe just learning what they predict??

29-05-2009 12:54pm

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How accurate are they or have they been in recent years?? Would it be safe just learning what they predict??

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No, of course it wouldn't.

If you just learn what they predict you're being extremely stupid.

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#3 29-05-2009 2:03pm

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i think u know the answer to the question yourself, NO! put it this way nobody and i mean nobody knows whats on the paper, only the setter people, the tute teachers do not know whats on the paper they are merly guesses, sure last time i was doing my leaving we did king lear and they gave us millions of sample essays for lear, did even one come up? NO. granted king lear is a much longer and complex play than macbeth but thats not the point they are guesses which anybody could make

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