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you went yesterday, didnt you?

i get on better with guys... so coed ftw.

year 9.

youll be speaking chinese then i presume? writing in it also? and im presuming youll be doing law? analysing cases and the such? analytical skills dont divide themselves up into "im english" "im law" etc. they are cultivated as a whole. for example, i do advanced english, drama and visual...

Re: Anyone else hate English as much as me? why on earth did you choose that post to quote?? also, im pretty sure coleridge was on opium, not drunk. read over my other posts. the content is not what matters...

just regurgitating information wont get you into the top bands. i know girls who complain my english teacher is biased because they dont get high marks, though its blindmarked. they honestly believe she memorises their student numbers. wouldnt have anything to do with the fact they havent even...

its centred on "normal" interpretations because people arent smart... in general. they dont want to think for themselves. unless you actually put all the ideas out for them to copy, they dont know what to do.

if you found a well substantiated argument and communicated it effectively, regardless of whether it was a "normal" analysis, you would get a band 6. stop whining. get on with your hsc.

do you realise how retarded what you just said was? the course is in place to add sophistication to your analysis. so you have to do it. how are you meant to be marked if theres no form of examination? hmmmm no. his language is key. which is why there are no stage directions. english...

tbh, the way shakespearean theatre was done was pretty boring. it was very proclaimitory. not much physical action. but then again, directors didnt exist at that time. and the cast pretty much never saw each other between casting and opening night. because it is too hard to do interviews...

dissecting a concept and proving how it is created is the foundation of all discourse. thereby any intellectual discussion, verbal or in print, is informed by this.

ummm...because youre supposed to know HOW that has been done. already said that its not about the content.

my sister also studied law. and her teachers were horrible at english. and she still cannot write grammatically correct. i think that might be important. yeah sure, you can get through life without any schooling. but there are educated norms of vocabulary, logic and general intelligence. last...

it teaches you to express yourself well and analyse appropriate to context. i think it might be. maths is also vital, not only in its pure form, but in honing problem solving skills. english is compulsory to be counted towards your UAI because it uses skills that are applicable to all...

tell me what BNW stands for and i might be able to.:confused:

it actually does. its there to teach you the skills to see the purpose behind things. most of the modules are on fictional texts, but those skills (if learnt properly) translate to advertising and other media. i mean, look at today tonight - thats pure hyperbole. look at the news - thats...

im always kinky. its part of my charm.

i think im in love with you. :shy:

HE WALKED INTO THE ROOM LIKE HE WAS WALKING INTO A YACHT HE HAD ONE EYE ON THE MIRROR AS HE WATCHED HIMSELF GOVAYT(some unspellable french word) AND ALL THE GIRLS DREAMED THAT THEYD BE YOUR PARTNER THEYD BE YOUR PARTNER AND YOURE SO VAIN....

the QCE (queensland certificate of education) has one level of english for those intending on tertiary study. this is very society based - youth representation in media etc. there is an extension course which does critical analysis of texts etc, but it is not compulsory.