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search the other school certificate threads i uploaded something somewhere... eh cbb looking

Hmm previous post sucked. here's the slant picture

The teachers are clearly biased. And for the record, physics DOES NOT scale the same as SOR. It, in fact, scales higher (but very marginally). Now don't think I'm trying to convince you to do physics because of scaling... no no no. Scaling is a shit reason for doing something. The others...

Eh I read up on it a few times. The slant determines introversion/extroversion. To the right means more outgoing. To the left indicates shyness. But those are extremes, but if it's something that looks like this: then you're somewhere in between the two. How high you cross your t "determines"...

Was not really any different. Just feel more... in the mood to kick ass Mostly same old. And wanting to kill whoever beat me in my subjects, they should get shot. :burn:

Consider this: Do you want to do the "good" subject (physics) for bad reasons? Or do you want to do the "bad" subject (SOR) for good reasons? If you feel "bad" for choosing what you like better, then be selfish, choose the "bad" subject. From your post, you've lost all faith in yourself when...

The difference is the tutor pays you more attention, you get taught things in different ways, and the people there generally want to be there, unless you're at some atrociously high performance school. Trial tests? Needs clarification.

Re: what was your hardest prelim exam ? Physics by a mile. Needless to say, I got 64% ... that's 2% above average Everything else was a breeze for me, except English - didn't get enough time.

Cantonese is easier to learn than Mandarin (but, only because being Asian, I'm used to getting the right inflections for Cantonese. I've heard non-Asian friends say learning to speak Mandarin is easier). Mandarin is more highly sought after I'd say, it's more commonly spoken in China. Eh...

No no no no no, splitting the paragraphs does not necessarily mean that you have to begin a new theme/argument/issue. It just means that it's easier to read, and you can differentiate between the elaboration and the point you're making. In reference to the "another characteristic...", you from...

No, the essay isn't too long. 1) Shorten your paragraph lengths (the second one is 313 words). And while I know they're "related", you can afford to let them have a paragraph of their own. eg in the 4th paragraph, this can have a paragraph of its own. "Another characteristic feature of...

I'll put it this way, generally, when people say something to you twice, you're bound to remember it. Telling them 5 times just gets annoying right?

... that does not make sense whatsoever. I could critique it if you want, but maybe I don't know you well enough to know what on earth you're trying to say.

Trying to get rid of the flabs. Probably need to shed 5kg.

i used to go to james an. its alright.

nah, its about average. i pay about $1000 for 10 weeks of mx1, chem and phys tutoring. each class is 1.5h

meh np. Maybe you could try varying your first sentences and the 2 sentences after it . It doesn't "flow" nicely, a little broken. Gahh idk how to put it. Hang on, you do music don't you? It's like playing staccato instead of legato, eh that makes sense to me.

As in how it can be improved (coz you wrote it), or what the actual writing told me? If it's the former, I can't see much wrong with it. Latter, then I suppose I agree..?

fuck no. that ruins the whole story. The humour invalidates every single serious point you were trying to make with your story. Creative (in a twisted way). "But it's meant to be creative writing! That's the whole point of the "creative" you stupid idiot!" Yeah, whatever, but if that "creative"...

No, it's more "sophisticated" if it's non linear, but it's not necessarily a bad idea to write in a linear structure. Provided you write concisely and nicely, I don't see what's so bad about a linear structure. About the character "walking to school" if it's not directly or somehow connected...