Ah, I'll check that method out after SPM. OK GOOD LUCK MAXIS

Short stories and drama in English will NEVER come out. It's just there to pad up the syllabus.

Chill, watch a movie, reread the komsas tomorrow, sleep. Or focus on another subject if you feel unproductive. Am doing sejarah now, gonna reread everything before the 5 days gap!


Oh, also, in relation to your earlier question, some schools teach them to write with definisi, then two huraian and two contoh. Two different ways of writing, both accepted.

I use table form.

Hopefully that'll be the case! Rather than some eagle-eyed examiner going "eh budak ini membazir masa saya!" which is what my BM teacher does whenever she reads a weak isi

... is it really that hard? I mean, some topics are a bit tricky, but on a whole it's not that hard to find 5 isi... is it? Haha maybe my isi terpesong

oh, yeah. lots of isi can be similar, but if you can talk a lot of shit about one isi then might as well find a way to split it into two, haha.

i'm sure your BM is great, haha. my BC sucked ass when i took it in f3.

it requires critical thinking too. actually, lots of english words like "comprehensive" and "implicit" are almost the same in malay and are considered ~ungkapan menarik. so i think you're good to go if you can turn some of them into malay. ultimately, huraian and isi, where critical thinking comes into play, is really important. plus on the bright side, since you're so used to critical thinking, you'll be able to whip up some strong isi with good elaboration in no time!

have one or two slogans up your sleeve, and some relevan peribahasa, and all will be well!

you know how there's always one sentence that is like a pembayang before the actual kehendak soalan for karangan? Do we have to take that into account?

For example: "Dewasa ini, kita sering digemparkan dengan berita-berita kanak-kanak diculik di tempat awam.

Bincangkan peranan ibu bapa dalam menjamin keselamatan anak."

When I write my karangan, can I write keselamatan anak like "keselamatan anak di rumah" or must I talk about keselamatan di tempat awam alone?

The actual question part doesn't specify, but the sentence before it does.

Apparently they reshuffled the papers for BM and Sejarah, so whatever tips we got may not apply anymore. Good wake up call to let go and just go with an open mind tomorrow.

Sorry. They make three sets.

Papers arrived at our Bilik Kebal weeks ago. If it really is finalised then I guess that's great.

Anyway there shouldn't be any reason to worry, I'm sure we all well-prepared

Hahaha I wish, I wish. Heard this from a friend who said it was from Chinese newspapers. I don't subscribe so don't know.

Tiada sos cili, hence "apparently".

Edit: wah sorry didn't expect everyone to freak out. In case you missed it: my friend passed it on to me saying that it came from a Chinese newspaper. Hence I said "apparently" whoa sorry pls calm down

This post has been edited by mingisms: Nov 5 2013, 12:14 PM

Wah, air-conditioned. For both exams I sat at the back near the dustbin thanks to my name. This time in the middle, wonder if I can perform without the dustbin in my line of vision.

yep.

In nicer terms, there is no "must". At your own discretion.

To lighten everyone's mood and also to keep you alert, here's a list of peribahasa rekaan. Make sure you don't make the same mistakes, cos I saw like, 3 that I usually screw up in there ha ha ha.

http://peribahasa-spm.blogspot.com/2012/12...asa-rekaan.html

Good luck everyone. Hopefully tomorrow will go smoothly!

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I was so freaking close.

HAHAHA. What a surprising BM paper. I hadn't looked at penjodoh bilangan since std 6.