Here's a helpful tip for pronouncing African names: pretend the first letter of the second name is the last letter of the first name. Often the first name ends in a vowel and the second name starts with a consonant. Example: Amara Mbanda-> pronounce like Amaram banda. Easy!
I think that in RC the most successful I've been is trying to explain to myself in my own words why an answer is correct I just caught myself mumbling "Well yeah the entire point is that he's being critiqued because he isn't strictly adhering to literary conventions but that's the entire point, he cares more about ideas and messages ergo B is right"
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Here's a helpful tip for pronouncing African names: pretend the first letter of the second name is the last letter of the first name. Often the first name ends in a vowel and the second name starts with a consonant. Example: Amara Mbanda-> pronounce like Amaram banda. Easy!
I think that in RC the most successful I've been is trying to explain to myself in my own words why an answer is correct I just caught myself mumbling "Well yeah the entire point is that he's being critiqued because he isn't strictly adhering to literary conventions but that's the entire point, he cares more about ideas and messages ergo B is right"