yeah i agree, and i think our chances of getting persuasive are a bit lower (hopefully)
tbf I haven't practiced adapting my persuasive... since I more comfortable with my imaginative or discursive lol!
same, our school literally told us to forget about the persuasive lmao
i think they will break the pattern and do 2 options creative or discursive
yh this is tru. Persuasive is literally a discursive except you have to be high modal and support one view, instead of a balanced discussion!
Hybrid texts are the best way to prepare!! its better than remembering three separate pieces
Yh honestly best plan for MOD C. In the case that our imaginative, discursive or persuasive draft does not match the stimulus at all, do you guys think its worth coming up with ideas on the spot rather than trying to adapt ?
As a past marker of English I can assert that NESA does not follow any pattern and the questions are drafted 9 months in advance with different writers without reference to previous years questions.
so it’d be when ur story can read as a discursive and vice versa, obv you‘d need make little tweaks to it fit with all the elements of the writing mode you choose. For example, the overarching idea for mine is writers block. Now it also includes examples from other famous writers and texts that my persona draws upon (which is a key element of discursives, but can also be intertextuality for creatives). though mine reads better as a story, so for that i would make the tone more conversational.
I am not too familiar with approaching this lol!
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