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*Scales target marks down a lot* :P Yea, i agree with what you said on this piece. Won't be perfect but like a band 6, or maybe high band 5 in worst case scenario.

what mark is a band 6? 14 out of 15?

depends on how it'll answer the text type and stuff, but i'd hazard a 13/14 outta 15. If anyone thinks its bad maybe they could put up a better one?? :D

Its seems like a very good response displaying a lot of techniques. Is it just me though or does it seem overdone? and does it matter if it is? the whole imagery and all just don't work well as a whole and quickly reading that response, it didn't really make much coherent sense.

"...i was mistaken. It was a gnarly twisted old tree stump. My perspectives have forever been changed...." :P nah, how about: "...i squinted to get a clearer view, but the dense fog shrouded his features..."

Heheheh...but it'll stand out...and if the marker has the slightest sense of humor... ..i forgot, this is english teachers we're talking bout :P

If it starts sounding a bit risky, keep reading....their IS a twist... ................................................................................. As you lie back your muscles tighten. You put him off for a while searching for an excuse, but he refuses to be swayed as he approaches...

I think for exams they put the address and sign off for you usually, for anonymity(?) purposes. So the important thing would be tone and language...

Foreign investment increases demand for AUD, affecting international competitiveness...

Another is the distribution of income. you have the richer, trade-inclined regions on the coast, while inland the population are still poor poor farmers

Would a sustainable CAD include foriegn debt? or would u put that separately?

Um do you mean the stabilisers in the Fiscal Policy? or are they called Inbuilt Stabilisers or something? Anyway those Fiscal stabilisers are Taxation (revenue) and Welfare (gov spending). These are "automatic" because the government doesn't have to actively do anything, these stabilisers...

Thanks Kt San and Minai, that helped! i hate the error and omission part...it seems so dodgy :P

people can and have lived a life in the physical world without needing to understand volumes. By this i mean they don't need to learn how to intergrate and rotate very basic shapes and curves to understand the concept of an object having a volume. I don't understand, If you cannot deny the...

this question probably seems rather weird, probably due to my shocking understanding of the BOP, but; when a CAD occurs, the deficit is then balanced with a financial account surplus right? (the other thing on the BOP). the problem is that the way this is explained makes it seem as if this...

*I think* He meant: "No, I said if it exists because of that, then it doesn't/shouldn't be taught" @jm if you did mean that well i have to ask wether or not you will , in your entire life, ever find the need to use volumes (im assumng u do 4U maths). ie. finding the volumes of donuts...

I like BNW, BR, Julius Caesar and even john Donne... ...well i would have if i didn't have to analyse them to death. As soon as they go into the syllabus they stop being 'entertainment' and become 'texts'.... *sigh*

As bunny said... Textual Integrity is another good example :)

Wait, i got a good one... ...I came to Australia when i was 4 and so i feel unfairly disadvantaged at english...i demand english be taken out!!! lol, j/k mate but i couldn't resist. However has anyone considered it this way? Those students who have a religious background may be the ones...