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can you pass college exams sim(...) 05/06/26(Wed)13:57:36 No.25259268

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can you pass college exams simply via reading without storytelling? Anonymous 05/06/26(Wed)13:57:36 No.25259268

i'm ok with reading but retailing is incredibly mentally exhausting. i could read shit for like 10 hours a day and i could retail shit for an hour max

Anonymous
05/06/26(Wed)13:58:28 No.25259271

Anonymous 05/06/26(Wed)13:58:28 No.25259271

>>25259268
depends how smart you are
ppl with average intelligence can't do that

OP
05/06/26(Wed)13:59:30 No.25259275

OP 05/06/26(Wed)13:59:30 No.25259275

>>25259268
without retailing*

Anonymous
05/06/26(Wed)14:00:04 No.25259277

Anonymous 05/06/26(Wed)14:00:04 No.25259277

>frogngger
>retarded thread

Anonymous
05/06/26(Wed)14:01:18 No.25259282

Anonymous 05/06/26(Wed)14:01:18 No.25259282

Typically English-lit essays done at a college level want you to assume that the reader is already familiar with whatever text you are discussing. Your goal is to make an argument and use citations from the book to reinforce your argument, not to summarize the novel as though it were a highschool book report.

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