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#2 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 17:40

Eversti Krüger kirjoitti:
What is your English number from school

ps. I have a very bad english


In primary schhool it was 7.

ps. I have a very evil english

#3 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 17:40

umm..
4-10: 9
0-5: 4

?

#4 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 17:46

4-10: 10
1-5: 5

#5 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 17:51

hmmh, let me think. I think it was 9 in 9th grade and last year it was 4. (1-5)

Raikal21 muokkasi viestiä 23:50 29.11.2005

#6 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 18:15

9th grade number was 8 because the teacher didn't like me. Latest english number was 4 (in scale 1-5) back in business school. Little bit more homework and I could have gotten 5, but I'm too lazy bastard to do homework.

#7 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 18:19

Primary school: 9
High school: 9
Matriculation exam: M

#8 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 18:19

6 courses of compulsory english and 1 optional course. All of them passed with the grade 8.

I also took part in the matriculation exams a month backwards, and managed to get C. I'll go and try to raise my grade to somewhere between M and L next spring.

#9 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 18:28

Well... if my memory serves me right, it was 10 through grades 3 to 8 and dropped to 9 in the ninth grade. I have had four compulsory courses in upper secondary school and all of them I passed with 9.

#10 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 18:32

In comprehensive school (peruskoulu): 9 (4-10)
In high school (lukio): 7 (4-10)
In Technical University: 3 (1-5)

#11 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 19:03

In primary school I always had that solid 9, but somehow the final grade jumped up to 10. Well, it's definitely nothing to complain about. Now in secondary school my grade has been alternating between 9 and 10 -- apparently depending on the teacher. I'll be trying my luck with the matriculation examination (what a wonderful pair of words!) next spring. It better be L or E, or I'll sell my soul to Satan.

#12 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 19:59

10 in high school. Also got a Laudatur from my matriculation exam.

Suck on that!

#13 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 20:22

290/299 = L.

#14 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 22:15

high school: 9 (I think I got 8 from one or two courses and 9 from the others so the final grade was 9)
Matriculation examination: E

#15 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 23:27

comprehensive school: 8-10
high school: 7-9
matriculation examination: E

#16 kirjoitettu 29.11.2005 23:59

9-10. Emmä muista, mut mä oon iha machine.

#17 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:12

Primary school: 9
High school: 9
Matriculation exam: E


And let the record show, that it was only 2 points short of an L. But they raised the score limit from previous! I demand justice!

#18 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:19

Always been around 9 (of 10), but anyone with the slightest sense of taste and a beautiful face, not to mention bright wit, would say that I really deserve a full 10.

#19 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:22

Zitru kirjoitti:
Always been around 9 (of 10), but anyone with the slightest sense of taste and a beautiful face, not to mention bright wit, would say that I really deserve a full 10.


You really deserve a full 10.

#20 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:25

I kept getting tens until the last year of high school when most of my grades dropped like soap bars in jail due to general recklessness and such. I managed to score an L in my matriculation exam with a nice solid 99 points from my essay, though.

#21 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:30

Not good enough. Well, I got E in matriculation exam, though.

#22 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 01:32

4, asteikolla 1-5

#23 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 08:34

I had 8 on 9th grade, but I think should have had 9. In upper secondry school my latest number from english was 8, but that was because I didn't do well in word tests.

#24 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 11:21

Emizzio kirjoitti:
4, asteikolla 1-5


Same

#25 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 11:49

Jepu kirjoitti:
And let the record show, that it was only 2 points short of an L. But they raised the score limit from previous! I demand justice!


E for me, one point away from an L. Yeah. :-------(

#26 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 12:31

Actually in English they are grades printed on your school reports, not numbers

In senior high school all my English grades have been either nine or ten.

#27 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 12:38

K-mikko kirjoitti:
Actually in English they are grades printed on your school reports, not numbers


Actually grades are usually numbers too.

#28 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 13:28

Haava kirjoitti:
K-mikko kirjoitti:
Actually in English they are grades printed on your school reports, not numbers


Actually grades are usually numbers too.


But in USA they use a scale of A to F and not numbers, right?

(Why do I see myself whining in mikseri.net forums ever more often?)

#29 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 13:34

Haava kirjoitti:
Actually grades are usually numbers too.

Zitru kirjoitti:
But in USA they use a scale of A to F and not numbers, right?


Moustly yes, but moust of us live here in Finland.. or in other coutries that use numerical evaluation.

#30 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 13:52

4-10: 9
0-5: 5

#31 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 14:00

Haava kirjoitti:
Haava kirjoitti:
Actually grades are usually numbers too.

Zitru kirjoitti:
But in USA they use a scale of A to F and not numbers, right?

Moustly yes, but moust of us live here in Finland.. or in other coutries that use numerical evaluation.

And still we're speaking American-English and not even British-English.

#32 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 14:05

Zitru kirjoitti:

And still we're speaking American-English and not even British-English.


I do not! I speak both mixed up together. Like lifts and elevators dancing.

#33 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 14:19

Haava kirjoitti:
I do not! I speak both mixed up together. Like lifts and elevators dancing.

Can't make up your mind about what to put on, trousers or pants?

Ravana kirjoitti:
I'm half German, but still I find myself speaking Finnish every day, not some German-related language. Weird, huh?

No, it's not weird at all. If you say, you live in a country that isn't Germany or Finland, but is more related to Germany than Finland, and you speak Finnish every day with no apparent reason, that would be weird.

I'm quite fast at using the num-pad on my keyboard, but still I'm quite slow at writing... Life's so strange, don't you agree?

And what does this have to do with british-english vs american-english?

Ravana was too slow at thinking about cool metaphors with which to make Zitru look like a dumm-ass 14:14 30.11.2005

Yea.. Too slow, granny. Actually to be honest, you couldn't make me look like a dumb-ass. To punch a beaten man doesn't change anything.

#34 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 14:21

Zitru kirjoitti:

Can't make up your mind about what to put on, trousers or pants?


No... or actually I can't tell a diffirence.

#35 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 20:54

9 on sixth... funny that i cant speak english at all.

Dj ananas muokkasi viestiä 20:58 30.11.2005

#36 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 21:57

Last time I checked it out, it was 10 and it was last spring.

#37 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 22:17

It's always been 8 or 9 (4-10) And at the high school i once get 5 because i was sick at the tent and all I did was the listening part.

#38 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 22:59

dew kirjoitti:
Always been 10.


Same here. ^^

#39 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 23:03

In comprehensive school, it was a constant 10. If I remember correctly, I had one 9 though.

In high school, my grades have all been 9, mostly because my teachers are very hesitant to give out any 10's, and I've failed to complete some of the assignments they give me (mostly due to the fact that I'm a lazy POS). However, all the tests I've done have resulted in a 10.

I'm expecting a Laudatur as soon as I get to do the final exams.

For the record, I (rather ironically) suck at everything else than English. Well, except music.

#40 kirjoitettu 30.11.2005 23:53

Cerende kirjoitti:
It's always been 8 or 9 (4-10) And at the high school i once get 5 because i was sick at the tent and all I did was the listening part.


Tents are nice. But what on earth were you doing inside one if you were having an exam?