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my statement was in reply to ur post - which indicated something about 'co-ed' study.. i thought u meant like studying in groups or something.. forgot the context of this thread - i.e. having a tutor of a particular gender.. i thought u meant 'group study'...hence the assumption that they...

but then the chances of getting distracted are also higher.. that wouldnt do ur concentration levels too good :p

i'm sure i will :p im not stressed about it atm, and there is no reason to be.. i was curious though

so there are different ways of fulfilling requirements of ur degree..by choosing different subjects.. thanks for the link.

can someone pls explain to me how university degrees work? i know this sounds ridiculous but im a bit confused about all these credit points business.. oh and if someone could clarify the terminology too, e.g. major, subject, courses, degrees and so forth that would be great.. thanks

rundown: enzymes are proteins. proteins are made of one or more polypeptides. polypeptides are made of more than one amino acid - enzymes are hence linked amino acid groups. enzymes are large molecules (usually larger than the substrate or reactant) enzymes contain active sites, areas on...

you should treat every dotpoint on its own merits. this one merely asks for you to identify the role of the kidney in fish and mammals' excretory systems. essentially the role of the kidney in the fish and in the mammals are the SAME - to regulate the composition of salts and water in the body...

wot on earth are u trying to say..

ummm.. just one point of clarification.. according to the syllabus, its the relationship between temperature and enzyme activity and the relationship between substrate concentration and enzyme activity.. not reaction rate as u say.. these are different terms. substrate concentration...

do i see a discrepancy here? :) p.s. there is no need to post two separate threads on the same forum for the exact same purpose lol..

i dont post in any specific forum(s).. and i dont specialise in any particular subject, e.g. english.. (hence why i offer tutoring in a range of subjects)

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wot the hell.. just saw this movie yesterday.. two and a half stars.. srsly i dunnoe wot the fuss is about.. its claymation and definitely not my type.. the plot was alritish.. but in general it didn't really 'transport' me from the real world and i wasn't interested in watching it..maybe...

lol.. dreams/nightmares are the weirdest things.. especially ones about exams..

clowns there was this guy sitting next to me in the english exams paper 1 and 2, and he kept on staring at me while i was frantically writing my essays.. and like because im right handed, i could see from the corner of my eyes, him staring at me.. i was like so nervous and it was freaking...

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=93655 :)

nope.. no brothers :):(

i thought that uni wouldnt be as stressful in that ur not worried about achieving a certain level (uai) in order to get admissions into uni etc.. in uni, even though academic performance and grasping knowledge is important (for future career), the pressure factor is significantly less as...

uve obviously misunderstood wot i was saying.. any idiot knows that university level studies is necessarily more difficult than a mere year 12 level.. the point i was trying to make (and which u have mistaken) is whether the studyload/stressload/intensity during university will be greater...