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It's amazing how increasing tertiary qualifications sort of lines up with decreasing ability to teach HSC material, I've noticed a little bit. Sounds a little like my chem teacher too, but tbh I like how he focuses on the RHS of the syllabus. Good luck with physics then hahahha - difficult...

Science FTW (not physics. Ew. Physics.)!! I love how there isn't THAT much rote, and everything fits in together somehow I don't really know at this stage. I'd love to be a research scientist/something to do with the environment or Ag. But that's only if I don't get into med (lol. lol. lol...

Make sure you check out the resources on this website too, they're bound to help you greatly :) Also, the HSC online website (hsc.csu.edu.au) has nice notes for many, many subjects so be sure to check it out. And don't be a lazy ass like I am

Don't listen to him lol

Make your own success story, starring you :) (NTS: follow your own advice)

It's kinda slack if they don't count EAS for med. It's ironic as well actually.

Hi-5, I'm screwed for topic 1 too!! :) Yes, you can rote learn these bullet points but if your half yearly includes stuff like BOPs/exchange rates/economic growth etc., spend time on those as they're very conceptual and there are plenty of links with other topics. They're also likely to be...

That was insightful, thanks!

Didn't see your post on my wall :SS Hi :) Your subjects seem quite heavy, how are you coping?

...whoops Thanks fagg0t :)

Okay then, thanks heaps :) What is diction?

(whoops, pressed post too quickly. I should relax.) Or should I use "yearning, nostalgic tone" instead?

Okay, another question: Would "flashbacks" be a technique?

What is diction? LOLOL And I don't think it's onomatopoeia, cos that's what words reflective of their sounds are e.g. "whoosh"

Also, how would you use "vernacular" in a sentence? Is it correct to say that "the juxtaposition of his sophisticated vernacular with his friend's vulgar vernacular is reflective of e.g. the mismatch between the two"? I really need a better way to frame this into a sentence lol

"The blackbirds sung their nursery rhyme songs to their children" What technique is this? It's likening the bird sounds of the blackbirds with 'human' music (for lack of a better description) Metaphor? Simile? Parallelism? Something else?

Aren't you 40?

^Wait, isn't asyndeton the omission of conjuctions? Okay, I'm hopeless at interpreting poetry but here are a few techniques used: enjambment, metaphor (her car ride), sensory imagery (olfactory, auditory i.e. smell and sounds) has been used to depict the atmosphere here etc.

This week :/

Thanks a bunch, everybody!! :) Much appreciated cos fuck me, my half yearlies are coming up!