Looking back at my exam and wondering ...

[lucie_p]

It is sort-of halftime between taking my CPE exam and getting the results. The initial great and relieved feeling of being done with it has made room for a more in-depth analysis of what I hope to have achieved. I do not fear having failed, but naturally I want to get good marks. I know my knowledge should be sufficient for an "A", but it’s not

Comments

[lucie_p]

Many thanks, sweetie - you got it right! (I have just returned from a trip to the cinema with my boys, seeing OotP was my birthday treat!)

[asphodeline]

You see, you need to get on that Skype/Yahoo thing and PRACTISE with us!!!!

Is it your birthday today? LJ dates confuse me, I'm never sure which way round they are. If it's today then HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! If not, then, happy day anyway!!

[lucie_p]

Skype? Uh-oh, I 'd probably never get offline again and my kids will die of starvation ...
Anyhow, my problem is not the speaking per se, just the exam situation.

Thanks for the birthday wishes, it is today. I always have problems with those pesky wrongly sorted dates as well.

[dream_labyrinth]

I would assume that they don't really judge what you reviewed, but how you did it. If you're lucky, whoever marks the test will be a fan, too, and then it'll give you extra points. ;-)

[lucie_p]

Well, that is my hope. The citation must sound weird to anyone who has never actually seen the show ...

[dream_labyrinth]

Oh, just from your account of it I figured it was a citation, so even if they've never watched the show I'm sure they'll guess.
Don't worry, I'm sure you'll be fine.