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  • 10-06-2010 11:27am
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    johnmcdnl
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    for the comparative what are the main heading you contrast between for cc and gvv - there basically the same heading but you talk about the settting in cc and the optimism and pessimism for gvv

    i have religion, poverty, family relationships, patriarchal societies, class division, key moments,

    is there any other heading anyone can think of ---- i lost my notes copy so i'm screwed unless i get a moment of inspiration inside.. :P :P :P


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    callaway92
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    everyone in the locality being so close.


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    Finical
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    Economic situation of the families.


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    johnmcdnl
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    if i talk about those topics in general for either gvv or cc i should be sound.. if i get about half a page on each that's 4ish pages.. should be ok... shouldn't i????


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    Finical
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    johnmcdnl wrote: »
    if i talk about those topics in general for either gvv or cc i should be sound.. if i get about half a page on each that's 4ish pages.. should be ok... shouldn't i????
    Yeah aslong as you compare, compare and compare!


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    johnmcdnl
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    Finical wrote: »
    Yeah aslong as you compare, compare and compare!

    and big words ;) for the language

    PCLM PCLM PCLM PCLM PCLM i really don't think about PCLM enough but sur..

    bring it on



    would you recomend the 30+40 marks question or the full 70 marker...


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    Finical
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    johnmcdnl wrote: »
    and big words ;) for the language

    PCLM PCLM PCLM PCLM PCLM i really don't think about PCLM enough but sur..

    bring it on



    would you recomend the 30+40 marks question or the full 70 marker...
    Full 70 man for me anyways. Keeps the flow going I find if I o the 30+40 I repeat myself a lot while the 70 marker keeps the flow going. My teacher recommended the 70 too.


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    Kersmash
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    Likewise. My teacher says candidates that do the full 70 always seem to get more marks than those who do the 40 + 30.


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    callaway92
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    yup the 70 marker...I am 80% writing about Billy Elliot in it, and then throwing in the comparisons for Pride & Prejudice and Dancing at Lughnasa, cause I havent a clue for them


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    dodgystuff
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    Come oooon Literary Genre! Only one I know. If GV+V and CC come up I'm screwed. We never did CC and V+V just annoys me.

    And yeah full 70 marker for me too. Did it in the mocks, got the highest in the class, only one who did the 70


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