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Legendary16

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chat is 1150 words for discursive + reflection too long?
i can write the discursive (700 words) in 19m
700 words is good for a 15 and 5 split, but it looks like you're prepared for a 10+10 which is insane
 

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honestly same where is the stress
tho am happy i feel more confident
Bcuz honestly most ppl have got to the point of yes this is the final exam I'm gonna take and its all gonna be over. In reality we shouldn't stress, there's nothing to be stressed about lol. Most of us are prepared and just waiting to face the enemy one last time.
 

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Bcuz honestly most ppl have got to the point of yes this is the final exam I'm gonna take and its all gonna be over. In reality we shouldn't stress, there's nothing to be stressed about lol. Most of us are prepared and just waiting to face the enemy one last time.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
 

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i full expected to fail mod c during trials but it ended up being my highest so i am fully relying on it now but i cant write discursively so im gone if they specify that
 

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how many quotes does everyone have over the two papers? feeling like I need to cut down asap
 

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Discursive translates to persuasive pretty easily, I just add high modality words, maybe some personal pronouns, some more repetition and avoiding common discursive language such as 'maybe', and 'perhaps'.

I also found a really good method of (if you've only prepared discursive, or more comfortable writing in that manner), translating your discursive piece into imaginative, by delving into a character's thought process and starting with a very explicit imaginative opener, returning to that setting, but mostly writing discursive.
 

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