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I was told that you only use personal pronouns an stuff if the question says 'personal' in it, which in the marking guideline thing up the top they said it did. although im not sure whether you do if it says something like, "what have you learned from your study etc"

ok yeah so Lazer annoyed me a bit in the lecture (least i think it was her). she just seemed to go on a bit of a power trip, seemed a bit self righteous... kinda like "well lots of other historians have written books, but frankly they are all completely and utterly wrong. My books on the other...

sif thats plagiarism. i dont think its a good idea, unless the question askes for something along those lines. you would be better to jsut remember something you have done and alter it, sensationalise it, make something more interesting happen, that way you have lots of detail to base it on...

Im having trouble as well. Advise i got was (especially if your doin a narrative, our school has said we arent allowed to...) base your story around a past experience, something you can remember quite well. it doesnt have to be exactly the same, but jsut be able to recognise bits. cos if you can...

Thats a bit like mind, which i think is ok. mine's based around the saying "the mind is like a parachute, it only works when its open. basically saying that mroe will be gained from a journey (perspective, insight, personal growth etc) if the journey is undertaken with an open mind and positive...

ok, so im doing a more traditional reading of king lear, an im basing quite a bit on the idea of the chain of being, and how it is against gods will to change your position in the heirarchy (so when KL gives out his land it disrupts the order of everything and everthing in his sphere of...

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i thought it was to kinda shock and appal people of that time... hence it being a tragedy. if your doing a speech you could write about the production (i dont remember who or when) in which the director made it a happy ending, cos people didnt like that it was so sad or whatever at the end.