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My english teacher said that it's better to say: "I Had Been Hungry All The Years" > "I Had Been... Years" Honestly I just write the title out every time.

It depends what the question asks; it might say to 'use this a basis for your story' or 'use this as the central idea in your story'. My trial simply said 'include this in your story' so I mentioned it once, and that was all.

Really? I state mine in the intro, but when's my boyfriend's trial marks came back he was told not to state his in the intro... Is there any chance of losing marks? In terms of structure, etc.

How have the texts you have tsudied this year effectively shaped your understanding of the what the term belonging means? Reference needs to be made to the way a sense of belonging impacts on self-image and world view. In your response, you should refer to your prescribed text and at least two...

Yea, ours were pretty high, I only got a 11 or 12, though. I could use some refreshment on my techniques...

It depends on the second part of the question. It might say - Include this as the basis of your piece - Use this as a central idea for your piece - Include this somewhere in your piece - Use this as the first sentence of your narrative. Etc, etc.

Many, many agrees. My intro said something like, belonging is an achievement of oneself, refers to the sense of inclusion one feels toward people, groups, community, etc. My intro sucks though :spin:

Agrees, do two, so you have more time for this essay and the rest of the exam.

Surprisingly unoriginal.

That's what my story is :( I've stuck with it through the whole year, and it's great for description and metaphors and and stuff, but it's just so BORING. Establishes right away that he doesn't belong, and it doesn't change throughout the whole thing. But I can't change it now, it's the only...

I'm terrified of getting a band four in english, i'm in the top advanced class and i only got around 65% in the trials. I'm so confused by the whole scaling of marks thing haha

My conclusions suck too, I don't care about them and I think they are pointless ahaha. My friends just tell me to reword my thesis.

Yeah I don't reference quotes in my essay much at all, I do it for Hamlet most of all. In drama it's a massive thing though, and if a quote came out of out Act 3, scene 1, I call it 31 and make a song out of it hahaha.

Laptop helped me heaps! My boyfriend got it for me in July :) Pro: - No fighting over the home computer anymore (yes, siblings) - All your shit is in one place, its so much more organized (can finally do homework IN MY ROOM) - I didn't take it into lessons, I ALWAYS hand write notes, but for...

Well if you give up love for the HSC then you'll regret it for a long time. It doesn't come around that often.

Yeah, but aren't you supposed to take a clear plastic pencil case? I take a plastic sleeve with all my shit in it...

Well if you've deleted and thrown out everything that reminds you of him... next step would be girl time, I suppose. Hang out with your lady friends, go hottie spotting and partying, just have fun. Make out with a few guys if it makes you feel better. Forget about him, you're way better than he...

The only place I can think of is Sahara Trails in Anna Bay... bit far away though! :D

Agreed, I wanted to see it so much. She's one of the few actresses I respect, along with the likes of Dame Maggie Smith. And yes, quite beautiful too :)

Yeah I was stuck with that one, too. So I thought back to my drama essays and I thought about setting - comparing the Bell Shakespeare production to Kenneth Branagh's movie. And the language? I think you just put everything else under the 'language' umbrella haha.