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Yeah you should go in with a creative that you can adapt on the day, because chances are you're going to write less, sound less descriptive and more simplistic in the use of language techniques, since most of the time the first thing you write is not as good as what you may think of after editing it a few times
i have a creative but its not a band 6 just bc i made it up it up quickly , i thing im just gonna edit it and try to add as much language techniques as possible to get it up to that range
Martin_SSEDU
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That's definitely the way to go, you'll benefit from having a skeleton creative you can then add meat to if that is your preferred way of approaching stimulus. I found that having solid descriptors and proper grammar was the most important thing in my preparation stage, in the exam room it was making up a relevant story that adapted to the question.
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Some people actually think better when writing a creative on the stop. Practice and see which works best for you.
pikachu975
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And at all costs DO NOT write "Once upon a time" AND "Then I woke up"
oh god of course not
