irish mess up ! please answer

con man 123

:rolleyes: in the irish paper two i chose the letter where i went on to tv..out of the about 30 or 40 people i asked i was the only one to do this one...everybody elses did the letter about getting a new cd..would my letter being less common allow for me to be marked harder, easlier or just the same!? i feel i made the wrong decision!!

paddyzk

con man 123 wrote: »

:rolleyes: in the irish paper two i chose the letter where i went on to tv..out of the about 30 or 40 people i asked i was the only one to do this one...everybody elses did the letter about getting a new cd..would my letter being less common allow for me to be marked harder, easlier or just the same!? i feel i made the wrong decision!!

Answers are marked as per marking scheme nothing about how many people answered a certain section will effect your marks.

con man 123

paddyzk wrote: »

Answers are marked as per marking scheme nothing about how many people answered a certain section will effect your marks.

But would that results curve not affect it? oh no definitely failed so

ImRebecca

I did that aswell

iliketwixbars

con man 123 wrote: »

But would that results curve not affect it? oh no definitely failed so

*sigh*

Slicence

I did that also, despite me doing ****. Don't mind it!

aptmilpalmeras

con man 123 wrote: »

:rolleyes: in the irish paper two i chose the letter where i went on to tv..out of the about 30 or 40 people i asked i was the only one to do this one...everybody elses did the letter about getting a new cd..would my letter being less common allow for me to be marked harder, easlier or just the same!? i feel i made the wrong decision!!

All letters are marked the same. What's important is your "ábhar" - did you deal with each of the points- and your "Gaeilge" - the standard of Irish you used. Think of it this way-if the poor examiner is sick of reading about cds, your letter will make a welcome change (I'm a múinteoir & I've corrected JC Gaeilge) Stop worrying & move on!

TheZestyLemon

So long as you answered what was being asked you will do grand. Did you make sure to include all the points in your letter? You won't be marked down because you chose an "uncommon" question. That result curve has no effect on one single question.

con man 123

aptmilpalmeras wrote: »

All letters are marked the same. What's important is your "ábhar" - did you deal with each of the points- and your "Gaeilge" - the standard of Irish you used. Think of it this way-if the poor examiner is sick of reading about cds, your letter will make a welcome change (I'm a múinteoir & I've corrected JC Gaeilge) Stop worrying & move on!

im not being all cocky but i have got a high standard of irish..except it got muddled up while i was trying to make stuff up!