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Re: Anyone else not sleeping before exam? just rolled around for 3-4 hours so thought 'fuck this, may as well get up and study' eating some breakfast atm... planning on getting v.. should i drink 2 before the exam? or v + coffee? dont care about what it will do to me as long as im superman...

artline 220 SUPER FINE 0.2 for tomorrow ..

Not really... you just turn your topic sentences into questions! The subjective nature of truth comes to the fore in "We Ain't Got Dames". turns into something like I-ER: So, what would you say is revealed about truth in the episode "We Ain't Got Dames"? I-EE: Ah, well, the subjective nature...

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lol.... np... if ur still in need of analysis.. this is my hod paragraph from my area of study: Joseph Conrad's novella, Heart of Darkness, also grapples with the notion that the physical journey evokes enlightenment, embodied in Marlow's journey down the Congo River. Despite the physical...

Makes you come across as immature, I've been told. 'lulz its creative writing i can swear if i want'

w h a t .

Lol, Adv is probably gonna be my highest mark, with Ext coming in a close second :| Maths = my downfall

Yeah, best thing to remember is that no matter what text type/question they ask they still expect you to meet the syllabus requirements (which they include ontop of the question.. or just below.. can't remember) Hopefully they ask for an interview/report... seeing as you don't have to change...

Ugh, don't wing it guys. Such a waste of marks -.- How's everyone memorising their essays/cheet sheets etc? I'm reciting mine but it gets so tiring :(

Nightmare :||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| ModC I could *handle* writing a feature article, even though I find it extremely difficult to create the necessary voice, but for the other modules I'd crumble :'( fkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfkfk

'nothing'- interesting. i've told quite a few people i think they might ask a motif-focused question. sight, nothing, wheels, etc. i think if they do want to be cunts and throw that stuff at us they'll make it a 'to what extent' question so you can still bring other elements into your response...

Lol, fuck this module. I've been taught to learn/include in my essays: - the play's reception in its original (Jacobean) context - two other readings of the play: we did nihilist and liberal humanist, polar opposites, to show the extent to which differening values/beliefs can produce diff...

they fucking better not :(

B and C: probably 11ish pages (1.2k each) A: maybe a booklet (1k) Totally depends on what they ask us though =(

It's just what I've been told by my teachers. I use first person in my ModB (and, sometimes, in C) only because I hate having to mess around with syntax to make it 3rd person. Either way works, do whatever you're more comfortable with.

My predictions: Module A (Wordsworth and Malouf): Generic, simple question- essay Module B (KL): Textual Integrity question- essay or speech Module C (Frontline): Simple enough truth/representation stuff- feature article :|

You can use the first person but you come across as more sophisticated if you don't.

Meh, a friend of mine wasn't even taught other readings for her Module B. You're in a better position for a band 6 than you think. Besides, personal responses don't need to be that significant/profound. Maybe a few sentences weaved into your response, or a paragraph at the end of every idea...

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