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your place in the team - I don't see what's wrong with this, it's giving the marker a different perspective and a new take on the word 'place'. English markers are the most likely of any subject to award thinking in an imaginative, original way, at least this is what I gather from the marker's...

i don't go to your school because we didn't have a half yearly for english. I also made mine up on the spot it was 4 pages but not full pages, most paragraphs were a sentence long it got 14/15 what picture did u pick I picked the sydney harbor bridge one

was your trial about returning to a place that'd completely changed, and it had to be from one of the displayed postcards?

I have to revise what I wrote in my trials but, I don't know if you guys agree, english ext 1 has felt like a huge wank this year, in that we did practically nothing in class and just pulled something out at the last minute for the exams each time we had them.

not usually but at points when my brain suddenly blanks I automatically resort to "In this way" or "It is evident that" no matter what I just wrote.. was annoying at a few points in the module for hamlet haha. I'd have to cross it out then write "This" if I was elaborating on something

do you mean you talked all about 'disruption and identity'??

as sick as a naked man in the Antarctic - Is this image a bit strange? From here, we grew faster than vines, closer than pages in a book. As she feeds me the nutrients needed for sufficient development, I return a love warmer than the thickest blanket on a winter night. Far too many...

do you do after the bomb?!

Before I read it how on earth can you remember exactly what you wrote in the exam? I can't remember my piece very well at all

your other sections will balance it out, it's no big thing. I think I did worst on the story because it was too hard to compose on the spot... I'd prepared lots of different stories but 'remembered places' was specific so I just made a story up using the 'imagery' from my other stories.. the...

are there any memories/flashbacks??

perceptions of belonging just means sense of belonging or feelings of belonging. It's inherent, really, because any 'belonging' that we experience is our own 'perceived' relationship to peoples/places/language/whatever, the focus was place not perceptions

this. Try different pens and see which are most forgiving, although for EE1 (if you do that) you get an hour for each which is plenty of time so it's not a problem there (at least I've found when I compare it to the mad rush that is advanced)

I live next to a marking centre so I can tell you for sure the papers haven't arrived there yet.

ok. what's your point?

no, why those 2 particular subjects???

english was the only exam that needed lots of study so I'm not guilty about my laziness now

I read the threads in Sydney Uni about languages a while ago and yours was one of them. Why Korean in particular (out of interest)?

Bizarre. I know someone who got misadventure for one exam because she did poorly in it, so they gave her an estimate of what a person of her rank would receive, using the results from the cohort (it must've been better than her real result, because on her certificate it said 'misadventure'...

hey, thanks! I never knew that there was a list or anything in the 'settings' tab. I've never even clicked on that before. :haha: