CSEC English A Paper 1 January 2024 || FULL PAPER || ANSWERS + EXPLANATIONS 

Same here

@@delroydatson same here too

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You are welcome! I hope you did well :)

Wonderful! (What's EA?)

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@@king_mocha1062 Ahhh, of course lol. Happy to hear that!

You're welcome :)

Thank you, and you're welcome! And good luck!

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@@Authorrisia Good luck!

Same here

Tomorrow!!!

Thank you! And you're welcome:)

You're welcome! I'm so happy to hear about your success 😀.

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God bless you, too!

Ahh, was actually taught by her as well. STAR teacher.

So annoooooying.

I will at least to a Twelfth Night live stream before exams. I know you guys need it. 🙏

@@AdamWebbCSEC Yayy!! I look forward to seeing it 🥳

Oh wows. That's means you need to work on your paper 2 strategy. Have you been improving your writing?

@AdamWebbCSEC yes I have been I'm honestly surprised I got that I want to try an get it reviewed if not well ill try again next year

@@tallest6949 Your case is not so uncommon. Email me. Join my September class. adamwebb@csecenglish.com

You are thinking. The "slender flutes of sorrow" does talk about the beaks, but the focus is on the sad sounds that the birds make. We have to look at the intention of the words and not just the surface meanings. Even though the flutes are the beaks, the speaker cares more about the sounds than the beaks themselves. When it says "Those slender flutes of sorry never cease" (line 20), is the speaker saying that the beaks never stop? It is more likely that he is saying that the sound of the birds never leaves his mind? "Ran like quicksilver" describes motion, which is physical. The birds' speedy and graceful movements are physical characteristics. Hope this makes it clearer.

Same thing I'm wondering

I might have chosen SIMILE if that were an option. Of all the options there, metaphor is the best. "The air ran blue" is a metaphor by itself (even without considering "as flowers".

Yes, this can work.

In a few hours! :)

@@AdamWebbCSEC thank you so much sir

Are you preparing for the exam or did you recently do it?

In searching every area possible, they ended up going through the forests and down the rivers and so on. Line 12 indicates that they should search as widely and deeply as they can, leaving no stone unturned.

@AdamWebbCSEC ok, Kool, thank you very much for the profound explanation. That cleared my doubts.✊🏾

@@tpfrmpv8351 Good good! If you have any more questions, just let me know.

@AdamWebbCSEC very well, sir.

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Situated means located or positioned. But the clothes can't be positioned "off the racks". What would that mean? I suppose situated "on the racks" might have been possible.

Sorry, only English and Lit. I'm not an expert at the other subjects.

I hope so!

I agree that one is unnecessarily tricky. I think the issue is that "the air ran blue" by itself is a metaphor, so "as the flowers" does not need to be considered. Luckily, Simile wasn't an option as well.

Hey, I really don't know!

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Very soon!

Dang, you not wrong 😳.

Ashleeeee!

There are no official answer keys distributed by CSEC. Teachers have to work through the papers.

@@AdamWebbCSEC okay

Yes, as soon as I can.

Not the whole paper, but maybe 1 or 2 sections.

Hopefully I can get to that paper soon, but for now, I am trying to cover all of the more recent ones.

Hi. Sorry, but I focus on English A and B.

@@Timmytr-j1t lol Definitely, all subjects are important. I think there are other teachers who cover those subjects on YT.

Thank you! I'll get to that paper very soon.

I'm wrapping up lessons with my set of students soon. But you can email me and we can talk. Adamwebb@csecenglish.com

As soon as I can :)

What if there are multiple doctors?

@@AdamWebbCSEC then it would be attempted

​@@JeielRichardson3.5 it wouldn't tho

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@@AdamWebbCSEC rn I'm short on time and want to study a good amount of paper ones which videos do you recommend?

@@maleek7784 Watch this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2mzhj8qiMD0.html&pp=gAQBiAQB

Hi. I can't be sure, but paper 1s usually have many repeated passages and questions. If you study many past papers, you will have a very high chance of seeing many familiar questions.

Sorry. Just did.

Obviously not but they might be some repeated questions