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Leaving Cert 2012-13 *OFF-TOPIC* (hideaway) thread
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Has anyone been collecting the LC supplements? Any helpful?
I got the Irish times ones, the maths one was by far and away the best of all the supplements, the others were quite useful though all the same! I have started collecting the Irish Independent Exam Brief ones but they're not as good, I dunno what it is maybe they're just not as comprehensive as the Irish Times ones, I still get them nonetheless, €1.90 isn't a bad price to pay for a study guide, a helluva lot cheaper than a grind
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bluejaymraz wrote: »Why there's an embarrassed face in my poat above I'll never know......
It clearly isn't supposed to be there.
Nothing wrong with a bit of Miley Cyrus 0 -
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Wasn't it just magical? I'd do quite a bit to see them again.
For Longitude, Foals and Phoenix are the stand-out headliners. TEED, Young Wonder etc. kick ass too. Great up-and-coming talent... and Kraftwerk. WHAT MORE COULD YOU WANT? (I'm still unsure if I'll wait for the Picnic lineup)
Oh and bluejay; ": O" is embarrassed face, not surprised.
It was amazing, i simply have to see arcade fire live again! Im going to wait for the Picnic Lineup, just too see if they have any really amazing acts this year, otherwise i'll probably head to Longitude
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I found the supplement in The Irish Times (I think?) from yesterday for the languages fairly helpful. It's 'The Written Word' and they had some useful French phrases in particular! We get them every week in school with Foinse and the newspaper. I'd really recommend getting them, they have great advice for some subjects I find.
On a different note, do ye all just learn off phrases/seanfhocails and vocabulary you'll need for each sraith picture (e.g róth stiurtha in SP1(i think)) or how do you do it? If anyone had a set of phrases that could be used in many SP's I'd really appreciate them. Coming up with French phrases is so much easier than finding Irish ones ! 0 -
11Charlie11 wrote: »Someone in my home ec picked the wrong elective
and they failed!
A girl in my year went off and did 2 part A's on english paper 1 and had started the third, by the time she realised and scribbled a part b she had half an hour for the essay 0 -
YoursSincerely wrote: »A girl in my year went off and did 2 part A's on english paper 1 and had started the third, by the time she realised and scribbled a part b she had half an hour for the essay
Now in all fairness that's a ridiculous mistake to make.0 -
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YoursSincerely wrote: »A girl in my year went off and did 2 part A's on english paper 1 and had started the third, by the time she realised and scribbled a part b she had half an hour for the essay
Before the English exam, one guy in my year was convinced firstly he had to do all the comprehensions, and then that he had to do A and B from the same text. He literally only learnt the paper structure 2 minutes before the exam, despite the fact the teacher made a point of telling him directly in class how the paper was set.
In other news, I have returned from my (voluntary) forum ban. Mocks finished without any use of spoilers, and no disasters. Don't have to worry about the results for a few days now either. Now for the weekend celebrations. 0 -
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I hate 6th year so fuming much 
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