my grades

@raclie (1732)
Singapore
June 24, 2008 8:37pm CST
ok, so remember when i told you about me not being able to do well in my presentation last week as i had lunch with my friends? so anyway... the grades are out... i had a b... which is not bad, but i had comments saying that i if i had learnt how to pronounce the wrds i will seem better prepared. i am not prepared in the first place!!! aarrrrggghhhh!!! i am so sad!!!
4 responses
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
25 Jun 08
dont worry nobody is perfect and practice makes perfect.
@raclie (1732)
• Singapore
26 Jun 08
ok, thanks!!! hope i will be doing it well!!!
@bombshell (11256)
• Germany
26 Jun 08
i am sure you can.have a nice day:)
@yullar (129)
• China
25 Jun 08
Hi ,i think you are a good student for you will be sad because of the bad words, when i was in the high school and college i did not care other's words, you just do batter next time ,it's ok,because there are so many quizes and grades in our life,we cannot be sure to have good one every time ,but we can try our best to do it,thats ok.dont so sad.
@raclie (1732)
• Singapore
26 Jun 08
lol... ok, thanks... will be trying my best!!!
@lilaclady (28206)
• Australia
25 Jun 08
Othat is no good, there used to be a site on the net that you could type in a word and it would say if for you but I am not sure what it was called, it was for language learning...you will do better next time i am sure.
@raclie (1732)
• Singapore
25 Jun 08
lol... ok, thanks for your encouragement... i have a bad time pronouncing things.. so maybe i should find that side soon!!! lol.. thanks!!!
@jonesy123 (3948)
• United States
25 Jun 08
That isn't a nice comment to make by your professor. I know many professors who can't pronounce things right, lol. As long as you know what you are talking about it should be sufficient. I think it wasn't quite fair to begin with. Didn't you say somebody else put some additional pieces into your part of the presentation and you didn't know about it until it was time for the group presentation? I had trouble, too, when presenting. It's hard to do in a foreign language. Fortunately, my law education and court experience taught me how to fake knowledge and to draw attention away from weak points during Q&A. I hate public speaking (probably why I switched careers away from law, lol) but I always got pushed into presenting for the group or do most of the talking, when I took classes for my degree here in the US. Still happens.
@raclie (1732)
• Singapore
25 Jun 08
well... maybe he did not know about the situation... so i already sent an email to him... i hope he will understand... lol... thanks for the response!!!