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Yo what was that last short answer I absolutely fucked it 💀

oh goodness

good luck all! hoping the nesa gods will give us grace tomorrow 🙏 🙏

right if eel like writing a business essay is so brain dead but English is a whole nother demon

stick them somewhere you'll always see like on your door with bluetack

THIS MAN IS A LIFESAVER

module a is just such a massive module to study for like its so complicated and difficult for me at least to do good in it idk there's just so much you need to know

same like I genuinely do not feel a single atom of pressure or stress at the moment

I plan to be in bed by 11:50 so I can get 9 hrs of sleep. for paper 2 I might need to stay a bit later but I think as long as im getting at least 8 hours that's fine for me

does everyone start at 9:50 right

hmm there's always a chance I think there's like a 60% chance

try flashcards!! just keep drilling it into your head. Another way is try not to memorise it word for word but UNDERSTAND the analysis and therefore you can then make your own analysis on the day in a way. like read the analysis you made on the quotes and actually understand what its saying...

not at all. quote technique analysis, maybe memorise intros? and thesis statements but thats it. memorising 800 words exactly how it is won't work

my English teacher who got w external markers made this

it just started raining and thundering here lmao

im feeling a 25 mark creative for literary worlds ngl

remember they get paid per paper and they are marking in the afternoon after their work so they want an essay that is interesting and well written. if you have a shitty and clunky intro they are going to know that its probably not gonna be great going down. Obvi if your intro is mid but your...

my English teacher who's worked with external markers and marks hsc too says that they read your intro very thoroughly and from there they put you into a Band range (B6,5,4,3...) and from there its the specific mark like being in the a high or low range of the band. they still do read the...

you run the risk of going overtime or just straight up ditching short answers. reality is for 97% of ppl you'll do better in short answers compared to the essay. plus another thing is that the questions can ignite some ideas for your essay too as it gets your brain going and then when you head...

To what extent has your prescribed text informed your understanding of the way emotions create anomalies and paradoxes in human behaviour. Prescribed text: The merchant of Venice and 1984