A-Level Students Unite: Join the Forum and Share Experiences!

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The discussion highlights a user's appreciation for the forum as a valuable resource for individuals seeking help. However, there is a specific request for A-Level students to engage, as the user has not encountered any juniors at that level. The user expresses a preference for collaborative studies and encourages others to share their country of origin, identifying themselves as being from Pakistan. Another participant, in 10th grade, joins the conversation, adding a light-hearted comment about being younger. The discussion emphasizes the desire for clearer communication, requesting the use of plain English without text speak.
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hiya everyone;)

I recently found this forum and would hail success for it ..indeed an excellent opportunity for people of all genera to take help from ;)

But one complaint... I didn't find a junior here... I mean doing A-Level! If anybody from A-level please reply... I'll be glad! indeed I prefer joint studies and helps... :)also please mention yur country. I'm 4m Pakistan!

regards,
chocofingers;P
 
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i'm from 10th grade. :smile:
 


oh i see. thank god sumbody junior than me ...;) hehehe

u from?
 


you could check my profile :wink:
it says, Earth.
:smile:
 


okey...
 


Please, plain English only. No text speak.
 

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