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i guess that leaves the OP back where they began..

brogan77 forgot gossip girl and all those effing twilight things everywhere HA

Ok for French the Schaums series is pretty good http://www.dymocks.com.au/ProductDetails/ProductDetail.aspx?R=9780070138872 in terms of textbooks it kind of depends, but it is helpful to read as much french (articles, stories, webpages) as you can to build up your vocabulary and using...

Why thankyou for that advice lyounamu.

i think it depends on which one you are more interested in well thats what my history teacher told me...

mine pretty boring i know

Does anyone know the best preliminary French Continuers textbook/study guide by any chance?

^ hahahahahahha

kk thankyou :) should have checked myself

I hate the fluorescent lights, much prefer natural afternoon sun.

yeah Cambridge and Fitzpatrick are the good ones dont know about engineering studies though..

assignments but then again i prefer assessments if ive studied hard and know that ive nailed it so i guess it depends...

i hear excel study guides aren't exactly the best, i think macquarie are a bit better, but i havent used either so im not too sure.. personally im getting private tutoring for chemistry and (hopefully) physics, and then working through my maths textbook w help from my dad

that was a bit harsh and stereotypical you know

approx how much does premium membership cost?

wow thats weird i wanted to get into actuarial studies, and im hoping to do the same subjects as you in yr 12 geez

cant you take a gap year and reapply the following year? does that make any difference?

ok

agreed