• Question: what do you prefer math or english?

    Asked by manor to Anne, Carolyn, Joe, Mariana, Nick on 17 Mar 2010 in Categories: .
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      Joseph Devlin answered on 17 Mar 2010:

      I was always a bit better at math than english in school, but I bet it’s flipped since then. I like them both because I love reading but I also love understanding things and math can be very helpful for that.

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      Carolyn McGettigan answered on 17 Mar 2010:

      I preferred Maths at school. I liked solving problems and I wasn’t particularly into reading novels, though I enjoy reading now. Also my GCSE English texts were quite boring…

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      Mariana Vargas answered on 17 Mar 2010:

      Hello there! I really liked Maths at school but I always felt it a bit too difficult (I was alway better at Biology!).
      I never did English as in literature (although I did the equivalent in Spanish and I did love it…).

      I really enjoyed learning English! I started studying it when I was 18, and when I arrived in England my English wasn’t that great but 10 years of practice of living and working in an English setting, and I still love this language.

      So… I guess my answer is English! (it’s been more useful so far…)

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      Nick Bradshaw answered on 17 Mar 2010:

      Well I was always better at Maths, but found English more interesting (at least the literature side of it – I’m quite a big reader).

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      Anne Seawright answered on 18 Mar 2010:

      I love them both but in different ways. I think I probably have more of a mathmatical brain though as I can remember things better if I put them in a numbered list!

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