aleatorio wrote: » Ok I have a question, my writing is rather small, average of 14-16 words per line- For Macbeth, a majority of my A1 essays are 3.25 pages long - would it look bad in the exam if my answer was only this long? I'm sure if written in large writing it would be longer but I'm not going to go and try alter my writing today :pac: My poetry answers are usually the same length and comparative generally is about 4.5 Is that ok.....?
LoveLamps wrote: » Not gonna lie i am very very nervous I dont know how many quotes i actually know and wont find out til 2pm Ah ah ah I mean it could go well if the questions go my way but still Fcuk you english p2, fcuk you
[Deleted User] wrote: » Thanks! Disappointed I couldn't use it for myself last year :P Depends the questions can be really horrible for it Yeah you'll be fine. As always quality > quantity but the examiner can tell if you've written appropriately on the size of your writing. Sure if someone fit 7-8 words per line then the essay you wrote would suddenly be 6-7 pages but it's still the same essay!
MightyMandarin wrote: » I generally get 12-14 per line and average 3 for Macbeth, 2.5 for poetry and 4 for Comparitive. I used to write as much as people with normal size eg 4 for Macbeth, but my teacher said there was no need and I'm better off having concise answers with only enough detail to answer the question, anything more is waffle. She also said examiners don't care how long an essay is, as long as it's not ridiculously short ie 1 page long
peekachoo wrote: » We got a super independent today
Nimrod 7 wrote: » Tell me you called them a Super Nintendo :P
aleatorio wrote: » I'm so heartbroken. Everything I wanted came up, but I buckled under the pressure and got overwhelmed and forgot everything for GVV, and wrote a rambling piece of ****e for Macbeth
leavingcert problems wrote: » If you fail English can you still go to college or is it like maths and you have to repeat??
Hotale.com wrote: » Same thing happened with me.. It was like every word I learned after my 9th birthday just left my brain for 3 and a half hours.
courtney95 wrote: » I've just asked my English teacher from the institute and he said Lady Macbeth, Banquo and the Witches were perfect for that q. thank god
aleatorio wrote: » Exactly! And my ability to like, plan answers ugh so glad to be seeing the back of English..
Hotale.com wrote: » The worst part is knowing that I could have done so much better. At least it's over.
aleatorio wrote: » Same, I've been in tears since I got home over it **** YOU ENGLISH
Hotale.com wrote: » Really?
peekachoo wrote: » Anyone got a quick list of any proofs I need learned for HL maths tomorrow? :pac:
aleatorio wrote: » Yep I don't deal with failure very well :pac:
Nimrod 7 wrote: » For paper 1? What kinda proofs do you need for paper 1? :eek:
