Exams

[R[s]T]

I need to right an eng. exam tomarrow folk about what i learned in school this year, problem is i didnt learn anything....

help me make up some bs....im in grade 8
and uh..... list some complicating words i cna use tomarrow

thanks b-forums!

 

[coRtALoS]

Originally posted by RT
I need to right an eng. exam tomarrow folk about what i learned in school this year, problem is i didnt learn anything....

help me make up some bs....im in grade 8
and uh..... list some complicating words i cna use tomarrow

thanks b-forums!

You learned proper grammar and syntax.:rolleyes

 

[TheNamelessYam]

you have to "right" an english exam tomorrow?

yikes, you make 8th graders look terrible.

 

[R[s]T]

help!


everything we learned this year...
and some words


and i aint a geek so i need explantion of complicated words.

words harder then WONDERFUL needs explaination

 

[Ntrik_]

Originally posted by RT
help!


everything we learned this year...
and some words


and i aint a geek so i need explantion of complicated words.

words harder then WONDERFUL needs explaination

Are you sure your taking English courses? Man, even I had better grammar then that when I was in Grade 8... Hard to understand what your saying right now....

 

[amrtin77]

Dude, just remember to capitalize and add periods like this. Use commas when it feels right, generally when you would pause when talking. Don't worry about big words, just get your point across without sounding too confusing. You don't seem to be too good with english, and I'm not either, but if you know the very basics I'm sure you'll pass somehow.

 

[DigitalElite]

what books did you read, I can help yo uif yo utell me that.

 

[x42bn6]

Philanthropic - Angelic to you, if you care.

English is so not hard.

 

[R[s]T]

books i read, the outsiders by s e hinton
mid summers night dream by shakespere




dammit im suppose to right what i learn thise year, like what i learned in math and how i enjoyed school... i pretty emotionless so i got nuttin

 

[DigitalElite]

well, I dont remember those too well at all. here...

http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/msnd/

I remember enjoying that story....

and for outsiders, my sister read that book this year and she is in 7th...0.o

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/outsiders/

I hope those help, have saved me a couple times...

 

[TheNamelessYam]

i read the outsiders in 5th grade :C

 

[hunter_killer]

Lol SparkNotes own =)

It's what helped me get through Great Expectations! (Though I still got a C in English...)

 

[Amantis]

It's easier to write 1500 word assignments than do exams...

Check the internet for revision notes. It would have helped if you browsed your notes every now and then. And use a dictionary if you need word explanations.

- Amantis

 

[AxL]

This may sound really insane but here is an idea...






...STUDY!

 

[OMGLOLWTFPWN]

I guess it's too late now, but just relax. Remember to use proper grammar, and for God's sake don't write like you type on the internet. As for the books I haven't read them so I can't help you, but try comparing them to books from previous years using the characters, setting, plot, etc. and say why they were better or worse.

 

[None293823]

Lets see your Canadian according to your location. Dont canadinas know English???

And 8th grade was fun, exams for beginners

Now Im supposed to know for my skills about 10 000 words. Not easy but including the terms in history, geography, phyisics, chemistry, biology, literature, maths i guess i have more than 5000.

 

[Korittke]

Use the following phrases to get a good grade (look them up somewhere for correct usage!)

* as to (why, how, what, etc.)
* hence
* as
* judging from
* point in
* redundant
* assuming that
* yet to be (done, written, etc.)
* concerning/regarding
* how dare

Good luck! You can also use these to make yourself look intelligent on online forums when you're not.
And don't Canadians also speek French?

 

[Bjornita]

Yeah, use proper grammar and syntax... large words aren't really that important. Would you rather read a paper filled with large words that the person hasn't grasped how to use correctly, or one that uses a somewhat more basic vocabulary but actually makes sense?

Just include a basic overview of what you've learned, or at least what you've gone over in school if you've not learned anything (which is highly doubtful). Some algebra, science, english, foreign language (perhaps)... just don't come across as either a complete imbecile or someone who's attempting to appear more intelligent than they actually are, and avoid using a preposition at the end of a sentence if you can help it...

 

[Thistle]

whats a preposition? im a total idiot

 

[DigitalElite]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

that was hilarious....