If you fail English Language GCSE, you may have to retake the exam or take an alternative qualification. 

In some cases, failing GCSE English Language may mean that you have to repeat the entire year of study, or that you are not able to progress to the next level of education, such as A-Levels or vocational training. However, many schools and colleges will offer support and resources to help students who have failed GCSEs, including extra classes, tutoring, and resit exams.

It's important to speak with your teacher to understand what your options are and to develop a plan for how to move forward. With hard work and dedication, it is possible to improve your English Language skills and achieve the results you are looking for.

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