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How long is it meant to be?

Say I get 95 Raw Assessment Mark in 2U Maths at a late 40s ranked school, can I expect it to change at all?

Standardised Numerical Grade?

How do you know what it tastes like if it's never been made?

I would really emphasise that the most important concepts for being able to do well in tests and be able to so any question presented to you in a test, is too ensure that you DO NOT move on unless you know a topic back to front. The reason you're not getting optimal results will probably be...

But both active and passive can be present tense?

It doesn't seem like it's your priority anyway, but about the physics thing, I have to say, a good teacher for year 7-10 could turn out to be a bad senior school teacher and vice versa, so I wouldn't say to completely disregard it as an option. That being said, if you get a teacher who explains...

I don't think essays are conversational.

I'm a bit confused as to what is expected in an English speech. Should it be like a spoken essay or does it require to be more "emotional/persuasive". If so, to what extent should the language and phrases be more conversational?

How long would you be on the 575?

Do the units you've done stay on iLearn or do they disappear when next semester starts?

Yeah, me too

I would recommend branching out in other places other than hospitals. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about work experience at medical institutions :( But, I can really relate to this. When looking for my TVET work placement, I couldn't find a single place willing to accept me. I tried...

Yeah, my heart goes out for the tascot people

Do you if there's an express from Woy Woy to Macquarie? I heard of some 4 stop train that goes to some uni...

It's ok, we'll call you a machine too if it makes you feel better. :)

Woah, how do you do it so fast?

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Wow yeah, you make it seem so easy! Thank you :) RE Terminology: I think a user called plane made one - can't quite remember tho... would have to look around for it

Wow, good job. I got 80% in my first task - and I guess I just didn't have enough preparation. I feel like a legal test is going in blindly with concepts and case studies without really knowing what to expect. Would you have any tips?