Sonnet 130 ('My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun') by William Shakespeare (detailed analysis)

Detailed analysis by Claire's Notes of Sonnet 130 (‘My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun’) by William Shakespeare
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Hello I got. 5 and 6 in my mock for English is that good

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Hello. It really depends what you've been targeted and predicted. If you've been predicted these grades, then you're already on track. If you've been predicted higher, don't forget that you've still got a few months to go. In my experience, it's in the last few months that you often see a real jump up in grades as everything 'comes together'. Keep at it!