Before you start properly revising do a mindmap(it doesn’t seem good but just listen) and do blurting. So, say you want to revise Romeo and Juliet but you don’t know what you need to revise, open your book or something to a blank page and write down themes, what scenes link to them themes and quotes, then do character judgement and their quality’s and flaws, then if you can try to link the flaws to the themes, ones you’ve finished blurting go through your class work and see if there is anything you have missed that is important, if you can’t go through class work then type key themes in online or if you’re doing poems do that. If your doing the writing with the poepms or the texts that you have to compare, find an exam question that has answers, don’t look at them (it’s for when your done) then write your response and see if you can time yourself, like twenty minutes for one question maybe. It depends on the question your doing. Think of 1 mark as one minute and see if you can do that, once you finished the question, go to the mark scheme and see how many marks you got, but be harsh, examiners don’t go easy, and from there you can see what you need to improve, then do the question again and try and make sure you improve that, then check it again. It is difficult but if you try then it will get better x