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English - there's some study guides which r good (for ur separate texts) but maybe just do ur own analysis on each topic + do essays with ur teachers feedback
Gen Maths - didn't do it but maybe get a past paper book.. + ur school textbook and u should be fine
Economics - for basic knowledge, Dixon is good but Riley is my favourite. It might even be worth getting one of their workbooks
Bio and graphics design no idea
Gen Maths - didn't do it but maybe get a past paper book.. + ur school textbook and u should be fine
Economics - for basic knowledge, Dixon is good but Riley is my favourite. It might even be worth getting one of their workbooks
Bio and graphics design no idea
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English Advanced - Look at sample essays and study guides.
General maths - just use the school textbook and focus more on past papers!
Economics - Riley, if you want basics down then get excel.
General maths - just use the school textbook and focus more on past papers!
Economics - Riley, if you want basics down then get excel.
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Economics- Dixon , but Riley goes into more depth so its better to get both