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Handy hints about SPaG

Spelling, punctuation and grammar are set to become more important in GCSE geography examinations. So what is required?

Table 1 Mark scheme for SPaG. These marks are added onto the marks for selected longer answers

In June 2013, assessment of spelling, punctuation and grammar — often referred to as SPaG — will be reintroduced into GCSE geography examinations. This will usually be worth about 5% of the total marks, so it is important. These marks could take you up into the next grade boundary.

Here are some handy hints to help you understand what is required, and how writing accurately can help you earn even more than 5%.

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