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Young Post HKDSE English Language mock exam paper analysis [VIDEO]

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  • Here are some tips and tricks from the reading Paper 1, and listening Paper 3A and 3B practice papers
  • The hints are also useful for anyone due to sit the HKDSE this year
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Thank you to all the students who took part in the Young Post HKDSE English Language mock examination on December 15, 2019. We hope that the exercise has proved useful for your exam revision.

We have also prepared three videos which explain some of the common errors and points to note about the mock exam. Please have your copy of the exam with you follow along. The videos are hosted by Karly Cox, the Deputy editor of Young Post.

Reading Paper 1

Listening Paper 3A

Listening Paper 3B

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