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yeah I might try paragraph memorisation that for Belonging. I still feel as though memorising ModA and ModC is possible, at least for my trials. Then for HSC, I'll have a rethink. Argh isn't English so frustrating hahaha

is that because the area of the top triangle is equal to a third of the area of the trapezium?

ahahahahahah dim-sims

I spent most of the holidays practicing writing and making quote notes etc But I still don't feel confident of being able to write a 1000 word essay in 40mins I'm thinking of memorising aos creative, module a and module c, and just try to memorise quotes for mod b and aos essay.

To memorise or not to memorise English essays guise

I'm a pretty shotty chemistry student, but this is how I would classify; 1. Reliability 2. Reliability 3. Reliability 4. Validity

I think I did quite a lot (particularly english) but I think a lot of it was misguided, and inefficient.

law/arts is a safe bet if you can get into the course

^ If youre willing to put in the effort, which you seem to accept, then go for it. You can always drop it if you find it too difficult.

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i give you a little hint his name rhymes with flexusbrah

I got one rumour, but im not sure if i should say it (involves fellow boser)

thanks a lot for the effort!

hehe soft i personally like hard copies of past papers. print 2 pages per sheet, double sided (<3 environment)

I was probably better off without your B4 advice anyways #burn

assuming you continue MX1/MX2, Top 10 English Top 5 MX1 Top 5 MX2 Top 3 Economics Top 3 Modern Top 5 Chem I'm guessing you prefer maths over english, so aim for 95+ MX1, 93+ MX2, 85 in English, B6 in Chem/Modern/Economics, and you'll get a 97 (this is pretty much how i plan to get 97).

Thanks man you too

alright thanks guys, i now know what to write in my essay no more help required HELP ME PLEASE

pls anybodi