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AP English is an intense, college-level introduction to the skills of literary analysis. In this course, students learn to write effectively and analytically, read carefully and with insight, and develop an understanding of all genres of literature. You will also learn how to annoy your family and friends with esoteric knowledge about the workings of language and literature.
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Poor Mrs. McElliott...
ReplyDeleteShall we have Surabhi play the tiny violin for you?
ReplyDeleteOne day you'll look back on that day and find it hilarious...one day.
ReplyDeletehahahaha!!!! jenna i loved your comment! ironically it worked when surabhi left.
ReplyDeleteand mcelliott... i'm sorry. :(
Sounds terrifying. What happened?
ReplyDeletesurabhi happened.
ReplyDeleteexcept then we had nothing to blame it on...
update @maddie:
ReplyDeletei just looked. she posted on 11/4. which kind of makes us both creepers...but whatever. it was a moment worth celebrating. hopefully she comes back to comment again soon.
darn, i was so excited for citizen Kane, hahahahaha
ReplyDeletea) i'm glad we have so many new commenters!
ReplyDeleteb) even old ap english students!
c) jenna...we're always creepers. its facebook's fault.
d) i hope mcelliott feels better tomorrow and starts commenting again.
So are all of our notes due tomorrow? Or is she checking the plot diagrams?
ReplyDeletenone of the above (hopefully)? I thought those were all due the day of the ominous test.
ReplyDeleteprocrastination at its finest.
Is anyone else excited that the movie worked?
ReplyDelete