What could you spell with your results?

[mollykins]

What could you spell with some, or all of your exam results?

I know someone who retook 5 gcses and spelt FUDGE with them . . .

and another who spelt a swear word (read carefully, don't pronounce them BEE and DEE but as if you were saying them in a word) BA*D - not bad,

[ChuckFickens]

I was a little peed off to say the least that I was in the first year to do GCSEs and got put into the foundation group for maths (meaning the best grade I could possibly get was a C). just over halfway through the course the school admitted that they had made a mistake and I should have been in the higher level but at that point it was too late to move me.

highest grade for the year in the mock exams, I felt I done equally well in the real exam and I ended up with a C!

[Buenchico]

Well done anyway, Chuck ;-)

Perhaps, though, your English Language teacher might have taught you when to use 'done' and when to use 'did'?
;-)

[sophie_1003]

I could spell CAB CAB CAAA, doesn't make much sense though!

[ChuckFickens]

LOL, I never claimed to have passed English :)

[mollykins]

I hadn't thought of people whose grades would be numbers, so if you got number grades, you can either turn them into letters 1=a 2=b or whatever or use the initial of the subject like tambo.

[saxy_jag]

Perhaps the more mathematically inclined who took 'number' grades could make up some amazing mathematical equation?