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Would you drop English?
He's disputing the mentality that English is purely subjective. It's obviously subjective, but there are ingredients essential to a good essay that are common to good essays, namely structure, clarity, relevant + sophisticated techniques (beyond alliteration, simile, first/third person pronouns... -
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Language technique?
"He who is highly esteemed is not easily conspired against" sounds like an adage "Everyone" against "a few" sounds like contrast, which dichotomises external/internal perception- Erique
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- Forum: English Advanced
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TRIPLE State Ranker | ATAR 99.85 | English/History/Visual Arts Essays
Unfortunately, I did not! My modules were American 1919-1941/Hoover/Indochina - American trifecta.- Erique
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- Forum: HSC Notes and Textbooks
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State rank whilst not being 1st ?
Low 280s in 2013, and I'm not quite sure about the moderation. My raw internal (prior to moderation) was 90, and my external was 99. At the end, it was 99/99.- Erique
- Post #26
- Forum: ATAR & HSC Marks
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Would you drop English?
English as an entirely subjective subject I feel is a massive misconception. There's a certain formula to English - one of which being clear-cut structure - that's common to most high band 6 essays. No, I'm not trying to shamelessly promote or dignify the subject to give my performance some... -
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TRIPLE State Ranker | ATAR 99.85 | English/History/Visual Arts Essays
What are your areas of study?- Erique
- Post #12
- Forum: HSC Notes and Textbooks
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