When they give u a question like, "Explain what the individuals have learnt about the journey undertaken and the impact this has had on you" for example, should u answer some of the question in 1st person. for eg, should u write, "I have learnt from this text..........". Im really confused about it. Thanks.
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How to answer AOS questions? (1 Viewer)
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Eh, you can answer it in first person, but you cannot make it too personal like a conversation. Your answer would be a "personal response" and although you can use the whole "I learnt" thing, I always thought it would be better not to.
You would still answer it semi formally like an essay, but instead of writing "the audience" or "the readers", you would put "we".
Example answering the question:
The individuals on this journey has learnt that ___________. Through the composer's original presentation of this idea and the profound impact it has had the individual, we also feel ___________.
Do you see how it's in first person, but it is not as colloquial as "I learnt that____"?
You would still answer it semi formally like an essay, but instead of writing "the audience" or "the readers", you would put "we".
Example answering the question:
The individuals on this journey has learnt that ___________. Through the composer's original presentation of this idea and the profound impact it has had the individual, we also feel ___________.
Do you see how it's in first person, but it is not as colloquial as "I learnt that____"?