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Junior Cert Irish

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  • 04-06-2014 8:52pm
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    DaraTobin041
    Registered Users Posts: 44 ✭


    Okay Exam is Tomorrow Have studied my best this evening and just wrecked now after english.
    Im afraid il fail tomorrow i got 38% in Mocks
    But have made my Eachtra a tharla a lot better and learning an tadh pretty well.
    any tips for the listening?
    Thanks


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    emersyn
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    Before the recording starts read through all of the questions, highlight and translate key words. If a word doesn't seem familiar to you just write down whatever you heard, if the answer is spelt completely wrong but is phonetically correct you should still get some marks.


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    smiles_1998
    Registered Users Posts: 336 ✭✭smiles_1998


    DaraTobin041 wrote: »
    Okay Exam is Tomorrow Have studied my best this evening and just wrecked now after english.
    Im afraid il fail tomorrow i got 38% in Mocks
    But have made my Eachtra a tharla a lot better and learning an tadh pretty well.
    any tips for the listening?
    Thanks
    If you are unsure what the person said, just write it down anyway and spell it as you heard it...you'd be surprised how you can get marks from that sometimes!
    Also, learn how to spell the counties of Ireland.


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    DaraTobin041
    Registered Users Posts: 44 ✭DaraTobin041


    Thanks. i always get stuck on question 4 paper 2


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