I find going over past papers helps. Also summerising lecture material. It changes for each degree I think, cause for science I go through equations and specific laws that I need to remember.
You can't say that. But if you were doing a science degree I'd say come sit with my friends and I. We never stop laughing through lectures and i drag them through labs.
The parking meters in the CBD are really annoying. But if you know your way around there are some ways you can get around it. Such as Audi has 2 hours of free parking as does woolworths. But because of the parking meters lots of people are parking on side streets close to the free bus and making...
Using first person language is what they do want to see, because it is about how 'YOUR' personal interpretation has been shaped. It doesn't matter what the text type is always use first person in King Lear responses.
Concentrated sulfuric acid can be transported and stored in iron containers, as it is molecular and does not readily react with iron.
This is from HSC Online
Lear and the Fool have a weird relationship, there are times where the Fool will give Lear great advice, and other times where he will taunt him and metaphorically call him and idiot. This is mostly in act 1 scene 4. My teacher said that Lear and the Fool are very similar.
There are ways of...
I have this really big assessment due in about a month, i've looked everywhere but cause find anything that makes them different. Can anyone help me please!?
I was thinking of using The Butterfly Effect for the memory perspective of H+M, but i don't know if it's a wise choice. Does anyone have anything i could use on it or a viewpoint?