>>5440

Who cares? Nobody is going to check up.

If they're listed separately on your GCSE certificate they count as 2 GCSEs. You put them both down individually.

As >>5441 said though nobody really cares beyond a C. They just want to know that you can write in cursive and spell moderately well.

They are two separate qualifications.

>>5442
>cursive

gud one m8

Give them the A.

Eh, eh, geddit!?

>>5443

Damn. So basically I got a B for English. This is going to haunt me for the rest of my days.

>>5446
No you numpty, you got an A for English Literature and a B for English Language.

>>5447
Somewhat undeservedly it appears.

>>5447

How so? I'm applying right now via UCAS and it literally asks for one English grade, which peaked my curiosity as to what my English Lit was all about. Seemingly it was just an extra GCSE that I had no idea about at the time.

>>5449

You should have a drop down list with Lit and Lang being separate. If you don't try and find an option for other and put them both in separately.

Did you answer a question wrong earlier in the process or something?

>>5449
How many GCSE English exam papers do you remember taking? Why don't you have your certificates or transcripts to check which courses you were awarded qualifications in?

>>5449
It's asking you what you got in English. You got a B in English, so you put B. EngLit is a separate subject, and if you have a separate grade for "speaking and listening" nobody really cares what it is.

>>5449
>Seemingly it was just an extra GCSE that I had no idea about at the time.
Clearly.

So you took the separate exams, got the separate grades, and then somehow thought 'I've got an A in English' for evermore.

>>5440
how can people be so oblivious
jesus christ

(A good day to you Sir!)

>>5488
Capital letters and punctuation, lad.

>>5440

You got an A in English Lit, a B in English and you don't know how to use capital letters?

BROKEN BRITAIN