Search results

hahaha yea prescribed, not subscribed :P ahahah yea my friend was just telling me about it the other day. Stephen Frears' film The Queen yea? yea its a prescribed text for Module C you can check it here: http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/hsc_english_poster_09-12.pdf

I don't think you can use that movie as a related text as it is one of the other subscribed texts for this module... Not too sure but I think my friend was talking about that movie for her module c.

(Y) you legend. i have ext1 and ext 2 exams for school coming up, so this was REALLY helpful (not that i didnt know most of them already, just reminded me of other ones) please continue with the rest (Y)

hahaha oh you evil person :D haha i had to buy my own past papers... actually, im using my brother's old ones ahhaha EDIT: tell me please?

WHAT!? there's a site for MX2 past papers?:jaw: can you please tell me? :D

If you have an equation: x^2 = -4y, is a = -1 or a=1?? im so confused...

WOW thats TANK. this exam was only 20% and yea.. i'll just try and gun the next exams! :)

Has anyone's ranks just jumped from REALLY low in the first term of their HSC year to REAL high or relatively high in their last term? Say, because you stuffed your first round of exams, your subject's rank just dropped, but by the end of the year you've done excellently in that subject and...

Hi. I am having trouble logging in on msn using my laptop. Login works fine wireless, but it doesnt seem to work wired. any suggestions??

as the title suggests, what's the best method for making your hair grow faster?

bball shorts and white bonds singlet :D (Y)

NICE you legend (Y) but isnt that a word that is repeated at the end of a sentence? ill use that anyway (Y) thanks!

you can use a technique IN the title, sure, but i dont think a title is a technique :\

Hi i am writing an essay on belonging at the moment and can't think of a technique in the text. Say for example, you have an opening sentence (or any sentence in the beginning of a text), which is repeated again at the end of the text, for emphasis or whatnot. Is this called "parallel...

maccas: CHIPS! (L) and McChicken oportos: triple fillet bondi burger meal with extra chilli (Y) dont really eat kfc..

Can someone please explain what the rubric is? ahahah im so lost :( whats the difference between a rubric and the syllabus?? thanks PS and how do i access the english rubric? THANKS:skip: