English Advanced Sucks (1 Viewer)

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

ah big aspirations

Its pretty hard to get into, you need an ATAR of 50. Don't feel overwhelmed, not everyone's capable of doing such a combination.

 

[may22]

Hey guys I just want to say English is way more important than you think, especially for those pursuing STEM fields. After years of painstaking research and consultation with authors and professors alike, I have compiled the top 10 reasons why English is vital. Please give feedback after reviewing.

Lmao I opened this expected something sarcastic and it was literally a mirror of my soul's emptiness

 

[zizi2003_]

lol i really hope to see someone reply to this thread and fr argue for why eng is worth it
like honestly, id be intrigued

 

[may22]

lol i really hope to see someone reply to this thread and fr argue for why eng is worth it
like honestly, id be intrigued

As much as I like English...it really does come down to your ability to bs most of the time, so I have nothing to argue

 

[zizi2003_]

Hey guys I just want to say English is way more important than you think, especially for those pursuing STEM fields. After years of painstaking research and consultation with authors and professors alike, I have compiled the top 10 reasons why English is vital. Please give feedback after reviewing.

this is gold

 

[laterz laterz]

2021 lads, it's almost over for us anyways. Let the class of 2022 suffer now

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

lol i really hope to see someone reply to this thread and fr argue for why eng is worth it
like honestly, id be intrigued

1. English broadens your perspective on the world:

After you read texts like Brave New World or King Lear, you start to realise that you literally read a fanfiction for 2 months of your life and analysed it in great depth. You wonder if life really has meaning, and you sit down and contemplate on the life choices you made, the life choices of your parents and go to sleep.

2. English makes you appreciate every other subject:

You will never ever whine about maths being unfairever again.

3. You become the best BSer:

You literally are forced to make up the most random shit on the spot and make it articulate. You'll be ready to become a politician by the end of Year 12.

4. You can relate to feeling dead inside:

Yeah.

5. Your comprehension skills get better.

6. You can cite quotes from 1984 whenever you feel like so you look like you know what you're talking about even though you don't

 

[vishnay]

2021 lads, it's almost over for us anyways. Let the class of 2022 suffer now

we still got 2 exams

 

[specificagent1]

redy to throw hands on any English apologists

 

[laterz laterz]

we still got 2 exams

Keyword - 'almost'

 

[vishnay]

Keyword - 'almost'

we still got to suffer tho

 

[zizi2003_]

redy to throw hands on any English apologists

count me in

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Imagine they make english compulsory in university

 

[specificagent1]

Imagine they make english compulsory in university

that's only a couple of phone calls away...

 

[laterz laterz]

Imagine they make english compulsory in university

Might as well go back to India if this happens

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Might as well go back to India if this happens

I'll come with you if they announce that, we'll make good vendors

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

+ she never marks my drafts (gives feedback on the day its due). And even a 6 year old brother can give better feedback.

DO WE HAVE THE SAME ENG TEACHER LOLOL

 

[laterz laterz]

+ she never marks my drafts (gives feedback on the day its due). And even a 6 year old brother can give better feedback.

I guess you should start asking your brother then

 

[zizi2003_]

DO WE HAVE THE SAME ENG TEACHER LOLOL

i swear i think we all have the same eng teacher
- she never gives feedback, and when she does, it's usually 1-2 words or "??" all over the page
- biased
- is probs old and rlly enjoys tormenting kids

 

[iwanttodogoodinschool]

i swear i think we all have the same eng teacher
- she never gives feedback, and when she does, it's usually 1-2 words or "??" all over the page
- biased
- is probs old and rlly enjoys tormenting kids

it's so sad cuz i actually liked eng until year 11 which is when i got a shit teacher. ughhhh