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VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: amdivad on May 21, 2011, 07:46:43 pm
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Hello Friends I am very new here
I am currently study ESL at my school and look at the past exam paper for it because I am weak in it. http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vcaa/vce/studies/english/pastexams/2009/2009engESL-w-cpyrgt.pdf
I study the maestro for my part one and try do the first question for it.
1. A Man for All Seasons
i. More says: “I do none harm, I say none harm, I think none harm”.
‘More’s decision to place his principles above his family is difficult for a modern audience to
understand.’
Do you agree?
What does A mane for All seasons mean and why can more say something, adjectives can't talk. I do not understand. Please help. Sorry for my English bad.
Thank you
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well if you actually read and understand the text, you would know that 'More' is referring to the character 'David More'. The essay prompt is a pun in itself as it could mean two things:
1. His surname refers to his wanting 'More' in life. In other words, he is greedy
2. What MORE can I say about him, LOOO-HAHAHAHAHA-OOOL XD
Good luck! Hope I was some help to you
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Just out of curiosity, why are you posting questions related to A Man for All Seasons if you are studying Maestro for part one?
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i tink he learnt, it , at tutor,
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SOMEONE HELP THIS GUY!!!
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SOMEONE HELP THIS GUY!!!
No clue why this is in General VCE Discussion.
Should be here!
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SOMEONE HELP THIS GUY!!!
Why don't you help him Peiwei.. you've got a wealth of English knowledge now that you're in your 3rd year of doing the same subject (I question the authenticity of your signature though)! ;)
wtf.. dont say my name in public, ill, report, you
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Locked.