I can't believe it.
I actually wrote 4 and a half pages of crap for my second Malay essay!
Erm... I did the un-do-able thing for Malay Paper 1 today.
5 questions.
1) Describe your headmistress' retirement ceremony.
This happened a few weeks ago, there's bound to be more people writing this. I don't know how to describe anyway.
2) Write a letter to your busy-body friend who wants to know about the SPM training thing.
No way, after my UPSR when I'm given essay choices, I'm not touching formatted writing anymore.
3) The risks faced by teenagers who participate in illegal racing (mat rempit).
I always write factual essays for Malay, 'cause I'm not good in this language. But all I know about illegal racing were the reasons and a little of risks. Either you die, handicapped or 3 meals of curry + rice in jail.
4) Your opinion on the rise of prices in the markets.
What the... no way. This sounds so hard... I found out later that most of the economic students wrote this. Economy students are so smart.
5) You participated in a short story writing competition in conjunction of Mothers' Day. Write your short story.
Never in my life will choose a title like this to write about, 'cause I'm not good in Malay, I don't know how to describe things in Malay. But hey, I wrote this.
After I finished, Derrick was playing around with his extra paper.
He asked if I know how to make a paper plane. I folded 2 paper planes (hey I remember how to make them, yipee).
Then he threw them around. It's a miracle Pn. Nurrul and Pn. Julina didn't notice the flying papers.
He took them back and wrote something on it. I remember seeing the words 'ma de'...
The terrifying paper was over. Yay!!
Then Chinese Paper 1.
Wei-Ern was right, I felt my hand losing from its joint.
I was bored after I finished that paper, so I wrote a Chinese song (it's been a while).
Unfortunately, Derrick saw it and snatched it from me after Pn. Sharifah took our answers.
Great, the whole world saw it. And Derrick kept singing one of the lines.
Hello? I'm writing from a male's point of view. There's nothing wrong using the word 'baby'.
*sob*
I'm having a day off from studying today. Tomorrow I'll be having English Paper 2 and Chinese Paper 2. It's all colouring and a little writing.
Ciaoz~
I actually wrote 4 and a half pages of crap for my second Malay essay!
Erm... I did the un-do-able thing for Malay Paper 1 today.
5 questions.
1) Describe your headmistress' retirement ceremony.
This happened a few weeks ago, there's bound to be more people writing this. I don't know how to describe anyway.
2) Write a letter to your busy-body friend who wants to know about the SPM training thing.
No way, after my UPSR when I'm given essay choices, I'm not touching formatted writing anymore.
3) The risks faced by teenagers who participate in illegal racing (mat rempit).
I always write factual essays for Malay, 'cause I'm not good in this language. But all I know about illegal racing were the reasons and a little of risks. Either you die, handicapped or 3 meals of curry + rice in jail.
4) Your opinion on the rise of prices in the markets.
What the... no way. This sounds so hard... I found out later that most of the economic students wrote this. Economy students are so smart.
5) You participated in a short story writing competition in conjunction of Mothers' Day. Write your short story.
Never in my life will choose a title like this to write about, 'cause I'm not good in Malay, I don't know how to describe things in Malay. But hey, I wrote this.
After I finished, Derrick was playing around with his extra paper.
He asked if I know how to make a paper plane. I folded 2 paper planes (hey I remember how to make them, yipee).
Then he threw them around. It's a miracle Pn. Nurrul and Pn. Julina didn't notice the flying papers.
He took them back and wrote something on it. I remember seeing the words 'ma de'...
The terrifying paper was over. Yay!!
Then Chinese Paper 1.
Wei-Ern was right, I felt my hand losing from its joint.
I was bored after I finished that paper, so I wrote a Chinese song (it's been a while).
Unfortunately, Derrick saw it and snatched it from me after Pn. Sharifah took our answers.
Great, the whole world saw it. And Derrick kept singing one of the lines.
Hello? I'm writing from a male's point of view. There's nothing wrong using the word 'baby'.
*sob*
I'm having a day off from studying today. Tomorrow I'll be having English Paper 2 and Chinese Paper 2. It's all colouring and a little writing.
Ciaoz~
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