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mojomojo

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2 questions~
« on: June 18, 2010, 06:13:49 pm »
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Hi guys, my school is having an English practice exam next week and i'm panicking about writing 3 pieces of writing in 3 hours. I'm generally a fast writer compared to most of the students but i'm still unconfident about writing 800 words for each piece in 1 hour each.

C+P, language analysis, and context.
Which piece usually takes the longest to do?

And also with my SACs, my marks are not bad but all the comments say that i need to improve on my clarity of expression. I know it depends on the individual, but does anyone have some tips to help me out? :P

thanks.
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Re: 2 questions~
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2010, 06:20:41 pm »
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1. The language analysis piece usually takes the shortest time, and then context and text response takes about the same time, but I guess it differs from person to person. So around 50 - 55 mins for language analysis and an hour for context and text response, with the ideal being that you get some time left over to re-read/edit your work.

2. Perhaps being more concise and precise with your language and avoid convolution and "rambling-ness". Also, maybe set your essay out in a logical order that culminates at your overall contention and avoid having ideas thrown around all over the place.

That's all I can think of at the moment, hope this helps. :)
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