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I have a French Verbal Response test tomorrow, meaning I have to learn 130 questions (from 4 lines - half a page each) as well as a two minute presentation. The original plan was to learn half of them yesterday and half today, but I just couldn't seem to remeber any yesterday, so now I'm screwed. And its for tres importante examen, which is even worse.
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I personally dread the oral exams, especially the one in Spanish; Good job I'm not taking them until next year.
Why did I choose to study full German, full Frtench and half Spanish? :(
Why did I choose to study full German, full Frtench and half Spanish? :(
I remember my French oral examination.
Wasn't particularly difficult, just had to make a few noises and got an A. Woot.
Wasn't particularly difficult, just had to make a few noises and got an A. Woot.
With the whole sleepy sleepy thing;
It depends on a) what part of the night it is, b) what type of sleeper you are.
Different parts fof the night you are at different stages of awareness. Obviously you're more conscious of what's going on around you just after you sleep, not so in the early morning.
Also, deep sleepers can't because they just don't take in their surrounding noise, light sleepers can work, but sometimes it just annoys them and they won't sleep at all.
Conclusion: Bad idea
It depends on a) what part of the night it is, b) what type of sleeper you are.
Different parts fof the night you are at different stages of awareness. Obviously you're more conscious of what's going on around you just after you sleep, not so in the early morning.
Also, deep sleepers can't because they just don't take in their surrounding noise, light sleepers can work, but sometimes it just annoys them and they won't sleep at all.
Conclusion: Bad idea
Well, I'm screwed.
RoJ wrote:
> Well, I've recorded it all onto my mp3 player so I am going to listen
> to it tonight as I sleep. Anyone know whether that actually works?
Nope ! any conscious listening will help, but when you sleep i remember reading that it doesnt work as it's shuts off.
> Well, I've recorded it all onto my mp3 player so I am going to listen
> to it tonight as I sleep. Anyone know whether that actually works?
Nope ! any conscious listening will help, but when you sleep i remember reading that it doesnt work as it's shuts off.
Well, I've recorded it all onto my mp3 player so I am going to listen to it tonight as I sleep. Anyone know whether that actually works?
I have a French Verbal Response test tomorrow, meaning I have to learn 130 questions (from 4 lines - half a page each) as well as a two minute presentation. The original plan was to learn half of them yesterday and half today, but I just couldn't seem to remeber any yesterday, so now I'm screwed. And its for tres importante examen, which is even worse.
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