#apeng

i’m taking ap english language and composition this year (school starts in t h r e e days ahh!!!), so i figured i’d make a masterpost of resources and tips for my own reference + to help u guys out!

01 // advice people have given me:

take really good notes!!! you’re going to need them

read all required reading. do NOT use sparknotes or anything like that because you will miss all of the little details that are essential.

buy the barron’s prep book (it’s the best one)

learn to annotate properly because it’s another skill necessary for this class

take notes in a dialectical journal format like this one here 

02 // reading list for my school + online pdf of each book

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Crucible by Arthur Miller

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey

03 // links from authorities on the subject

Collegeboard ap english language and composition home pagge

Collegeboard exam practice

Ultimate list of tips

Guide to the exam

Free diagnostic tests

Synthesis essay rubric

Test score calculator

Another essay rubric

Quizlet flashcards

More flashcards

Exam prep

04 // apeng specific studyblr posts

Exam tips by @memorisu

A bunch of tips by @studics

A masterpost I made a while ago with a bunch of links

Some more links by @nothingadventured-nothinggained

Rhetorical analysis: strong and weak verbs by @gryfhindor

How to write a rhetorical analysis essay by @scissorstudy​

A few more links by @chemlstry

Ap lang vs ap lit + exam tips by @novanovelist

More tips by @sabitcher

Review posts by @scholasticwhimsy

Practice materials by @thegrapesofangst

How to study for the exam by @byologee

Writing the essays by @byologee

Exam packets and resources by @apbymichelle

How to study by @darthmvthensis

Exam format by @carmiestudies

Exam study resources by @darkmvthensis

ap rhetorical devices part 1 by @carmiestudies

More misc links by @studaeing

05 // my favorite english/writing posts

Websites for writing essays by @intellectys

Tips for time essays by @fuckstudy

How to annotate a novel by @englitstudent

How to write conclusions by @rewritign

Using the p-e-e-l method for essays by @iverdiatur

Annotating + taking notes from literature by @noteology

Annotating effectively by @hideandstudy

Academic writing masterpost by @thescholarlysquad

Academic writing resources by @nimblesnotebook

How to write an essay by @captainnaustralia

Literary analysis by @antigonick

hey!!! i totally feel this bc i’ve been in the same situation before, and I’m taking this class right now as well (last friday, when i was doing an in class essay, I really wanted to get a high grade on that essay because I had gotten a high grade on the previous essay :/), and all i can tell you is that you have to get out of your own head. just write, and don’t think too hard about it. it’s better to have a finished product than to have a perfect but unfinished one; you just really have to destroy the idea that everything you do has to perfect, because it definitely doesn’t. also, I would suggest taking a look at this post for elaboration on that. please feel free to message me if you need any more help, or if you simply need someone to talk to :)

thanks for asking!!!

ahi guys! it’s mel again, and i’m back with another ap masterpost. i thought i’d make a post on ap english language/composition, as it’s one of the ap classes i’m taking next year. i’ve compiled a bunch of resources on this class below, so hopefully this is helpful to those of u that are also planning to take ap english language/composition. also, quick psa: ap english, ap language, ap composition, apeng, ap lang, ap comp,and apeng/lang/comp are all the same course, they’re just abbreviated differently. 

masterpost by @studaeing​ that has a section on apeng studying/note-taking tips

some general tips for ap classes by @jesstudies​

tips for studying and resources by @studics​

details on the apeng exam by @novanovelist​

transition words to use in apeng writing by @intellectus​

links to apeng review posts by @scholasticwhimsy​

the apeng/lang section on this post on how to study by @chemlstry​

critical questioning in apeng by @gryfhindor​

apeng/lang/comp section of this masterpost by @studics​

ap lang cram packets by @fishingforcolleges​

apeng rhetorical analysis verbs masterpost by @gryfhindor​

apeng essay tip by @studyworkshop​

english lang review section on this masterpost by @sxudy​

how to get a 5 on an ap exam (not subject-specific) by @studyign​

and here’s some resources i found online!

collegeboard’s page for apeng

apeng course tips 

exam prep tips

an exam reader’s advice on writing for apeng

tips to get a 5 on the apeng exam

youtube playlist of apeng tips

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