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Hi everyone ! I’m a panic person. Everytime I had an exam, I use to procrastinate and panic the day before the exam.... Not really good ... But if this also happens to you, here are a few tips !

Before the exam

A few day before the exam, or even the day just before, you seem like you’ll never make it, just CALM DOWN.

You still have time. The exam is not right now, so it means you stil have hours before !

Now just breath deaply and try to calm down. Do not look at your desk yet.

Go get some fresh air, even if it’s for 5 minuts. It will give some air to your brain, and help calm down and prepare to focus.

Once you’re calm and focused, go back to your desk (or wherever you’re studying). Even if you think this is desperate, just do it ! It is better to know a bit than nothing (”You know nothing, Jon Snow”), right ?

Call some friends or pupil from your class, and see if they can help you with all the things you have to learn.

Now, you can relativise : This is just one exam in your life. That is nothing more. So ok, maybe you won’t get the maximal grade, but you have other exams, no ?

The night before the exam

Go to bed as early as you can, because it is useless to go to an exam when we’re tired.

Drink a tisane, and read a last time all your notes.

During the exam

So this is it ! Here we are !

Do not panic, once again. Take a deep breath and go, you’ll lost time by panicking. 

Do not give up during the exam, even if it seems really horrible to you. Just do the best you can, and stay focused.

Chew. Studies has showed that we are more concentrated when we are chewing.

If you have the time, read once again all you have written (just in case)

Finally, the last thing very important is to not compare yourself to others ! Everyone is different !

Model study 3

Charcoal on Vellum

“I think that in my first week I spoke a lot of English”.

Is this sentence grammaticaly correct? 

If not please tell me what is wrong? I am struggling with the preposition “in” I’m pretty sure it should be “during” or something like that but can’t find a correct lesson to confirm it.