This is my life at High School. My problems, my studies, my friends and etc.
An average student at a massive school, who's failing but apparently "still have time."
(Bro, I'm in Year 10. I don't have)
The point of this book is to write about my li...
I've had mocks for 2 weeks straight so that was great. I failed them but you know. It's the usual.
My German oral went horribly. I didn't understand what I was saying or what my teacher said. So I basically screwed that up.
My Spanish oral went way better. I knew roughly what she was saying. For our orals, we get 10 minute prep time where we get taken into a room and given a photo card with 4 bullet points.
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Here's an example. There's usually 4 bullet points with one unprepared but this photo card happened to have 3 with 2 un prepared.
This wasn't my photo card if you didn't get it.
I got a girl who was going to school. I knew for a fact that everybody was going to mention her uniform but I completely forgot how to do clothes.
I only began to revise in the morning of the oral. I just went through random stuff the night before.
And I wasted my prep time conversing with the invigilator. Great right?
Unfortunately, I had to go to somewhere the night before which I wasn't happy about. My parents forgot my Spanish oral was on the next day, despite the fact they knew for days on end.
I got annoyed but then we went to somebody's place and I tried to get there WiFi. The dude refused to give me the WiFi and now I promised myself that I would refuse to give the WiFi to him if he ever came to my house. I asked for his name and age too soo I knew who I'm talking to.
He nearly sabotaged my oral if my mom didn't send me home with my dad so that helped.
I barely revised anyways but I did well. Sort of. I have a voice recording of my oral and I didn't want to originally listen to it. But then I built the courage to listen to is and I painfully listened to it. As soon as I heard my voice, I was like nope. But I still listened to it. The amount of 'ums' I did was amazing. It was after each phrase and it was straight up painful.
Well, I disappeared 4 times from this. Someone tell me if majors are an American thing.
I always learnt it as majors but apparently it's American and I just had a conversation with Friend A about it.
