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GCSE's
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 1:54 pm
by Fazz
hey, this seems general enough
Hey, this pot is just realy to with every1 who is dong GCSE's at the moments good luck, good luck from me, lol
GCSE = big set of exams at the end of school
fazz,
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 2:02 pm
by Akimoto
Do me an favor and translate everything you just wrote into plain english!
Also, could you please provide me with the information required to know what "GCSE" is?
-Thanks!
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 2:35 pm
by Melissa
Aki GCSE is our end of school exams at 16 at which after these people can tay on at school etc or go to work.. final mandatory school exams.
Fazz - Good luck in English GCSE

!! You are really going to have to be a lot more careful than you are here.
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 2:38 pm
by Fazz
Melissa wrote:
Fazz - Good luck in English GCSE
!! You are really going to have to be a lot more careful than you are here.
had the first part of it on tuesday, we got a 12 page answer booklet, i wrote 4 pages, got bored and went 2 sleep for a bit, lol, i finished it, but i h8 english, but with my couseworks and stuff, im on corse to get a C grade in it, which is good enough for me..
fazz,
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 2:52 pm
by Akimoto
Thanks for editing! ^__^
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 3:03 pm
by Melissa
Sorry Iam not being unkind
every year they say GCSEs are getting easier etc same old argument
but if your English at school is like what it is here and you get a C then you prove them correct.
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 3:29 pm
by Fazz
Melissa wrote:Sorry Iam not being unkind
every year they say GCSEs are getting easier etc same old argument
but if your English at school is like what it is here and you get a C then you prove them correct.
lol, i actually kind try with my english at skool, where as here, i never used 2, but im gunna start making it better, as people had difficulty understanding me, lol
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 3:52 pm
by Melissa
Fazz wrote: as people had idficulty understanding me
farrrk me

PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 4:58 pm
by Phoenix
When I was younger and first started to use MSN, I started abbreviating words, for example "thanks" became "thx" and most annoyingly "you" became "u". Although even at that point in time, none of my bad habits picked up from using MSN were transfered into my work at school. Occasionally I would accidentally make a mistake, but i'd always notice it and correct it.
Basically the point i'm trying to get across is the fact that how Fazz types online and here, may not be the same as the work he has written in his school books. Also certain people aren't as free flowing when it comes to typing things out on a keyboard, so that can often be the cause of grammatical errors.
Pho~
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 5:04 pm
by DarkLink
Phoenix wrote:When I was younger and first started to use MSN, I started abbreviating words, for example "thanks" became "thx" and most annoyingly "you" became "u". Although even at that point in time, none of my bad habits picked up from using MSN were transfered into my work at school. Occasionally I would accidentally make a mistake, but i'd always notice it and correct it.
Basically the point i'm trying to get across is the fact that how Fazz types online and here, may not be the same as the work he has written in his school books. Also certain people aren't as free flowing when it comes to typing things out on a keyboard, so that can often be the cause of grammatical errors.
Pho~
I agree with Pho because when I first started typing I abbreviated many things to type faster, but it never transfered to my work in school, although the spelling errors did. >.>
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 6:08 pm
by Akimoto
I always try to write correct, but I don't feel I am good enough at it.. I don't use big I's as I should! This is my way to improve! ><
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 7:52 pm
by Melissa
Phoenix wrote:When I was younger and first started to use MSN, I started abbreviating words, for example "thanks" became "thx" and most annoyingly "you" became "u". Although even at that point in time, none of my bad habits picked up from using MSN were transfered into my work at school. Occasionally I would accidentally make a mistake, but i'd always notice it and correct it.
Basically the point i'm trying to get across is the fact that how Fazz types online and here, may not be the same as the work he has written in his school books. Also certain people aren't as free flowing when it comes to typing things out on a keyboard, so that can often be the cause of grammatical errors.
Pho~
I wasnt trying to pick
I havent understood him alot of the time not because of missed commas grammer or abberviateion acronyms.. its often because he words things phonetically.
For Egample if i aktually talk lik this.
small words but collectively I cannot understand him, as you may have seen, I originally assumed english wasnt his first language.. its then strung together with no full stop so its one large continuous sentance with words which dont work.
I certainly hope he doesn't write like he does in real life as he does here, I am sure he doesnt either.
But like it or not, I mistook him as someone who struggled to learn or speak English as it came across so badly in all departments not just abbreviations etc.
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 8:21 pm
by Richard
Good luck in GCSEs
what subjects you doing? I did
English
English Lit
science
science (double)
history
maths
CDT
Graphic Design
Business Studies
French
Then I had to sit some IT exam which by the way for GCSE is completeley pathetic!
I dont worry about abbreviations and spelling on net too much, yeah its a bad sign of degeneration on our language, but hey the Americans cant speak it properly anyway

Just kidding anyone feeling precious
Only words I think are bad are when people just having fun and someone who thinks the world of their mirror image and their precious kills scores calls other people noobs and says pwned etc... Its not cool , it is the act of a complete wanker. Not that I get that at all, I have seen it alot even by people teh same age as me, people say 16 and under you give them a bit, but people in their late teens and 20s need to get out more , Play some sports.
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 9:43 pm
by Darko
I'm doing them
/yawn
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 10:22 pm
by Fazz
Richard wrote:Good luck in GCSEs
what subjects you doing? I did
English
English Lit
science
science (double)
history
maths
CDT
Graphic Design
Business Studies
French
.
ty rich, im doing...
English
English Lit
Biology
chemistary
physics
history
maths
Food tech
Drama
French
RE
Further RE
that total up for me to 18 written exams, and 2 verbal exams, lol
im better at written writing coz i actually think about what i am putting down, rather then just typeing whatever comes into my head
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 10:50 pm
by saunby
When I did my GCSE's I did:
English (worth 2 GCSE's - literature and language)
Maths
Science GNVQ (worth 4 GCSE's)
P.E. (half GCSE)
R.E. (half GCSE)
I.T.
Art
History
French
I did alright, got 2 B's, A whole bunch of C's and a single D (And if you wanna count P.E. then I got an E as well

)
Also I'd like to widen this topic slightly...
Anyone doing exams at the moment... Good luck
Im doing my AS's at the moment, although Ive only got my two media exams left on the 2nd june heh
PostPosted:Thu May 22, 2008 10:59 pm
by Darko
Im doing
Maths (Higher)
English (Higher)
Irish (Higher)
French (Higher)
Geography (Higher)
History (Higher)
Science - Inc; biology, chemistry, physics (Higher)
Home ec (Higher)
CSPE (Higher)
Business studies (Higher)
PostPosted:Fri May 23, 2008 6:02 am
by Richard
I didnt realise you could do half GCSEs
Mind you RE and PE.. lol
Was that GNVQ an intermediate?
PostPosted:Fri May 23, 2008 8:05 am
by saunby
Well they were subjects that were compulsory, if I had chosen to take either of them I would have gotten full GCSE's for them.
The Science GNVQ I think I did the higher paper.
PostPosted:Fri May 23, 2008 6:15 pm
by Fazz
Richard wrote:Mind you RE
RE RULES!!!!!!!!! if i go 2 a session for 1 hour a week, for like 6 weeks, i can get a whole nother GCSE to my name, well worth it...
Gwd luck saun and pho in exams...
PostPosted:Fri May 23, 2008 7:42 pm
by Richard
You see thats all different
RE wasnt complusory to take GCSE
a Modern Foreign Language was however , am I right in saying thats now no longer compulsory.
I must admit, apart from the initiation into college/ further education, I never actually ever used/ needed my GCSEs.
PostPosted:Sat May 24, 2008 5:08 pm
by Fazz
Richard wrote:
a Modern Foreign Language was however , am I right in saying thats now no longer compulsory.
im not sure on that, it is for me, coz i go 2 a language school, so it is compulsary for me (which sucks, coz i can bearly talk english, let alone any other language)
but ye, i dont THINK that it is compulsary
PostPosted:Sun May 25, 2008 6:33 pm
by Chantelle
good luck everyone
can honestly say my gcses never really been used :s
PostPosted:Sun May 25, 2008 8:38 pm
by Darko
I compulsory have to do
Irish
+
French.
Irish because its a national language, then another language.
PostPosted:Tue May 27, 2008 6:19 am
by Richard
Chantelle wrote:good luck everyone
can honestly say my gcses never really been used :s
Surely you would have needed them as pre requisits to your creative college dance thingy or whatever it was. I know you was only there for 8 months but you know what I mean.