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Nov 16, 2019 05:40AM
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Right now I am listening to BTS save me, so good it gives me goosebumps each time.
guys #istandwithtaylorplease support she might not get to release her netflix doctumentary because of stupid scooter braun and scott borchetta
Hello all! :) Just joined here. How's it going?
Hi it is going pretty good for me it is the holidays for me and I got lots of free time to read so that is great
hi ! i'm doing pretty well bc i only have to go to school tomorrow and then i'll have two weeks of vacation so i'll have lots of free time to read and study xxxx how are you doing? <3
I would like to send a thanks to ~Ashley~ for inviting me to this group!
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Hi I'm Janessa I just joined. I really like the picture on the homepage with Snoopy!
Hiya. I do drama and go to a drama school and i love singing and drawing too!
that's awesome! I've recently graduated with my BA in theatre and English-Writing. I directed my first and last play last semester. Not one I wrote mind you.
Lol directing is cool. I prefer on stage or in front the camera rather than backstage tho. Im in London and we say Term rather than Semester
other than reading I go to school, practice piano, and hang out with my rabbits.
But r u planning to go down the drama career?
Slytherin_Forever23 wrote: "But r u planning to go down the drama career?"
Yes, but I want to write plays rather than star in or direct them.
Yes, but I want to write plays rather than star in or direct them.
Kacie wrote: "other than reading I go to school, practice piano, and hang out with my rabbits."Lol, i go to school too. Year 8 is cool coz u dont hv to worry about GCSE's too much. If u dont know what that is, u r definetely american.
haha no i don't think i know about GCSE's. what is it?
I typed up How to explain GCSE to an American and this came up:GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) – formerly known as O-levels. A single-subject exam taken upon completion of two years of study at the age of 16 (age at US 10th grade). Students take anywhere between 5-10 subjects, which, if passed, are generally considered equivalent to a US high school diploma.
Its far harder than a high school diploma tho, and most ppl take around 8 subjects, even tho im planning on 12 subjects. Max is 14, but nobody takes that many. I suppose u take it at the end of Sophomore year for americans? When u r 15 or 16.
we take the ACT and/or SAT. Maybe that's what you're referring to. i think it's like junior year
Actually, the SAT exam would be halfway thru the British exams of GCSE and a-levels. A-Level is in Yr13, or Senior year. So, GCSE is in sophomore but a-level is in senior. SAT is junior, or yr12, and there is no equivalent in uk
Complicated, right? Lol. I read all about american schooling and still cant get my head around everything.
ikr? so you said you live in London then?
Yup. Heart of the UK. Red buses and everything
Tbh, most of the buses arent fully red. And u rarely see black taxis. Or cabs if that what americans say. And most british ppl speak in american accents or estuary british, regardless of the (sorry, but true) stupid british accents americans mimic, even tho nobody speaks like that other than the Queen, and i doubt that too.
And i hate tea, so british pll dont always drink tea.
Oh that's really interesting! I've always wanted to go to Europe
Its not that different to america, but i suppose where in europe u r talking about.
idk. anywhere. mostly i really want to go out of country
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I suppose. There r a lot of steorotypes for different countries
I hate coffee too. The smell gets to me.
