How can you print so quickly?Eagles said:40 minutes, 1400 words, right handed. Printing.
Works out to be 2 and abit booklets per question in the HSC english exams.
That's coz:*ashlea* said:i can only write 2 pages, but they're really neat, right handed, cursive, probably just over 1000 words.. i honestly dont know how people write any more than 3 pages, its so hard!
oh, i was talking A4 pages, i guess id write way more pages in those BOS books, those pages are small..~ ReNcH ~ said:That's coz:
a) BOS booklet paper has 20 lines vs the 40 lines on standard lined A4 paper.
b) Some people have jumbo writing i.e. 5 words per line. I can fit anywhere from 12-14 words per line, but in the HSC I'll try and write about 7-8.
Yea...and that poses as a problem of sorts at my school, coz the booklets my school uses have 30-line pages. My teachers (not realising this) expect us to fill 1 8-page booklet, which is actually about 1.5 times as much as we'd need to write in the final HSC exam.*ashlea* said:oh, i was talking A4 pages, i guess id write way more pages in those BOS books, those pages are small..
you must be a leftywrong_turn said:well as you learn how to write left handed, you follow the same procedures. that is why i can write legibly enough, and also write qucik enough, in a way that i can write in a decent amount of time. however, you just follow the same actions, nonetheless.
I can write 7-8 pages of BOS writing booklet, and i'm right handed with printed writing.Arvin Sloane said:How many words can you write in a ~50 minute test?
Left or right handed:
Cursive (Running Writing) or otherwise:
hahaha hey !!magpam said::wave:
LONG time no :wave:
Lol OMFG, I can only write 2.5~3 pages in 40 mins, so I can prolly only get to around 3.X pages in 50 mins x.x;xclusv2bhung said:lol on the normal paper the school provides , as in the normal A4 lined , i usually write around 4-5 pages.
i can fit around like .. usually um probably 8 - 10 words / line though
yeah i saw the exemplar answers , and the lines are like miles apart , no exaggeration