I'm a fresh student of unilorin, I have almost finished my first semester exam before the outbreak of covid19. It remains one course to finish my first semester examination.
Actually when I got admission , I worked hard to ensure that I have 'As' in each course I offered , but I had a problem with that one course remains to finish that semester during test.
Honestly, during the test the lecturer gave us 10 minutes to answer Two questions but I attempted one out of it.
I just wanted to ask, please can I still have 'A' in that particular course. Because , since the closure of my school . I have been the reading the course steadily.

Yes Sure. Just give it your best.

Thanks

Bro if its an English course ...just forget it

It is Ema 109.
Course title: introduction to school community relations.
Honestly, I have formulated some questions and I have attempted it.

Heheheh


That guy up there is a modaf*ck**
So funny, what is the meaning of 'to left'?

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Strugglingman:
Bro if its an English course ...just forget it

Why should I forgot it, If it was an English course.
Dear sir/ ma , please explain.

fwzolamide1:
I'm a fresh student of unilorin, I have almost finished my first semester exam before the outbreak of covid19. It remains one course to left my first semester examination.
Actually when I got admission , I worked hard to ensure that I have 'As' in each course I offered , but I had a problem with that one course remains to left that semester during test.
Honestly, during the test the lecturer gave us 10 minutes to answer Two questions but I attempted one out of it.
I just wanted to ask, please can I still have 'As in that particular course. Because , since the closure of my school . I have been the reading the course steadily.

Why do you think anyone here should be in the best position that "you can still have A in that particular course"?

fwzolamide1:


Why should I forget it ,if it is English course.
Dear sir/ ma , please explain.

Your grammatical construction is terrible.

Rilwayne001:



Why do you think anyone here should be in the best position that "you can still have A in that particular course"?


Your grammatical construction is terrible.

Please correct me

Jackossky:
Heheheh


That guy up there is a modaf*ck**
So funny, what is the meaning of 'to left'?

Oga where did you see ' to left'

[quote author=Rilwayne001 post=90022159]


Why do you think anyone here should be in the best position that "you can still have A in that particular course
Please sir/ma, you can suggest me an english test book that emphasize on letter writing.

Cool down and read your post before sending, and choose your words correctly, if you're not too sure ask from people by doing this you tend to learn and master your use of english
and if you're doubting your A in that course try and aim for B, and focus more on other courses. Even scoring B in all your courses can still land you in 4.0 which is good for a fresher like you

myles16:
Cool down and read your post before sending, and choose your words correctly, if you're not too sure ask from people by doing this you tend to learn and master your use of english
and if you're doubting your A in that course try and aim for B, and focus more on other courses. Even scoring B in all your courses can still land you in 4.0 which is good for a fresher like you

Thanks

yes u can still get A in the course...but since u are doubting, I don't think u can get A in the course, just pray for a B........but that your English eh......

fwzolamide1:
Oga where did you see ' to left'

Read your post sir.

Jackossky:
Heheheh


That guy up there is a modaf*ck**
So funny, what is the meaning of 'to left'?

Jackossky:
Heheheh


That guy up there is a modaf*ck**
So funny, what is the meaning of 'to left'?

[quote author=fwzolamide1 post=90028660][/quote]

Please, don't take this as fun.

When I was done with secondary school then, my lexics and use of grammar was very poor. I had to develop myself when I found out there was a lacuna in my verbiage and sentence construction.


A mentor recommended a book to me then,
'A one in English' by Dele Ashade. In it were the 50 commandments and till now, I'm still reaping the fruit of having read that book.


Please, if you will take heed and get yourself one, start from the scratch, within a month, you would have passed miles in terms of written English.


It has to do with commitment, I wish you luck in your new journey: as you already know, no one teaches you how to write English properly in the University. It's something you have to master yourself.



I see another me in you, goodluck bro.

UI aspirants, do you know you won't use calculator for your exams?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XJNOx7BFYU
Then, why can't you check this division process?

Nvm bro

fwzolamide1:


Why should I forgot it, If it was an English course.
Dear sir/ ma , please explain.

You can do whatever you set your mind to..just believe in yourself

[quote author=Jackossky post=90017395]Heheheh


That guy up there is a modaf*ck**
So funny, what is the meaning of 'to left'?[
Oh I'm sorry.
I'm supposed to use ' to + present verb '
E.g. to leave
To finish
To dance
To work

[quote author=Jackossky post=90031163]

Please, don't take this as fun.

When I was done with secondary school then, my lexics and use of grammar was very poor. I had to develop myself when I found out there was a lacuna in my verbiage and sentence construction.


A mentor recommended a book to me then,
'A one in English' by Dele Ashade. In it were the 50 commandments and till now, I'm still reaping the fruit of having read that book.


Please, if you will take heed and get yourself one, start from the scratch, within a month, you would have passed miles in terms of written English.


It has to do with commitment, I wish you luck in your new journey: as you already know, no one teaches you how to write English properly in the University. It's something you have to master yourself.



I see another me in you, goodluck bro.

Okay thanks.