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damn astro, your english cohort must've done well lol

Have a look at this : http://community.boredofstudies.org/829/module-b-critical-study-texts/318308/hamlet-quotes.html Should give you a good start. :)

is anyone shitting themselves with hamlet atm

i lol @ ppl who create notes for hsc english

dat username tho...

nice job! :D also, do you guise reckon this will surpass crobat's eng adv guide? huehuehue

what about hawk's analogy lol that was personally his best one

tbh, mreditor probably studied smart the amount of hours don't necessarily indicate how effective your study is

to continue rumbleroar's ~legacy~, thought I'd revise this thread. basically, state your subject that you'd use for avoiding your pet peeve. for me, it's maths to avoid fking english - such a BS course lol

not sure if this would work for Mod B though lol esp when it comes to hamlet, or speeches, or poetry probs better to memorise paragraphs in this case otherwise, go ahead an rote essays lol

"i lol @ ppl who memorise essays for english" - teridax

how is hawkrider famous LOL

I do use the quotes and techniques method and it has worked for me so far (always got in the 13/15, 18/20 range for my essays). There's no other way to doing this than writing practice essays under timed conditions (unfortunately). As such, send your practice essays to your teacher/tutor. But...

true, but consider the HSC lol the essay questions will be a lot more challenging (I am speaking from a general perspective) in comparison to your internals

wuld recommed these subs coz they r ez af lol

tbh, it's up to you how you study... but word of advice: i wouldn't go by that strategy; it's highly unconventional and probably wouldn't go well in the hsc exam

I call bullshit, if they're studying 12 hours each day, they're doing it wrong.

you essentially have to attain solid internals and smash the externals otherwise, it's a bit unlikely you'll get 95

are you allowed to bring the diagram in LOL woah, so lucky, apparently at my school my friends who do chem have to rote learn the ions tests... but just know your chemistry skills such as reliability and validity and accuracy and how to write up a method, drawing a diagram; etc.

do past papers save the past HSC Q's for the actual HSC