Dear all,
I have heard that some people are finding that they cannot add comments to posts. I'm not exactly sure why this is, but I can say that, if you use a Google account and select Google as your profile when adding your comments, you shouldn't have any problems.
Please follow this link to set up a Google account if you do not already have one:
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Even if you have teething problems, please don't give up on the blog as it is going to be a very important resource.
Well done to Niamh, Zoe, Fabia, Sara and Jessica for joining up so far. I hope to see everyone on there soon. Don't forget to add comments and to vote in the polls at the base of the page.
Keep blogging!
Mr. Denchfield
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Mr. Denchfield
You can read my posts;
Enter your own responses to questions that are displayed;
Ask questions of other bloggers and me;
Look at links and articles;
Upload your own thoghts, comments and posts;
Use the blog as a revision tool.
I think that this blog has huge potential, but it will only be of any use if there are regular contributors. Get blogging!
Mr. Denchfield
Which text do you need to do most revision on?
If the Keats question in Section A was difficult, would you choose Mariner or push on with Keats?
Which three characters from 'Great Expectations' would be the best to write about in Section B?
Which of these would you write about as 'key events' in Enduring Love (you can choose three)
Which is the most effective setting in Great Expectations?
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