Kujah
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It is possible that you could construct a generic essay that is pretty much adaptable to most possible questions. That's what I did, along with memorising some additional techniques and quotes in case thinga went awry. If you can answer the question again and again, you won't get marked down.
And even in the case that you receive a question with a different text type, you can still adapt your generic essay to the form and structures needed of such a text type, such as a speech, interview or feature article. You've got reading time and perhaps planning time to think of what areas you will break up in order to appropriate what you've memorised.
And even in the case that you receive a question with a different text type, you can still adapt your generic essay to the form and structures needed of such a text type, such as a speech, interview or feature article. You've got reading time and perhaps planning time to think of what areas you will break up in order to appropriate what you've memorised.