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Hi there I am learning about Dickens for English because when i do my GCSEs that will be one of the topics i will be learning.
During the Lock down because of COVID - 19 i am learning a lot more about him and i can concentrate more.
Posted by: Koran wray | June 08, 2020 at 11:42 AM
Hi there my sister watched Charles Dickens A Christmas carol at the Theatre and she said it was really good and interesting because there's a lot of good exspressions they do in the play.
I hope everybody is keeping safe and well.
Posted by: Koran wray | June 08, 2020 at 11:56 AM