Juli is the kind of annoying person who makes a point of letting you know she's smart. Her hand is the first one up; her answers are usually complete dissertations; her projects are always turned in early and used as weapons against the rest of the class. Teachers always have to hold her project up and say, “This is what I'm looking for, class. This is an example of A-plus work.” Add all the extra credit she does to an already perfect score, and I swear she's never gotten less than 120 percent in any subject.
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Juli is the kind of annoying person who makes a point of letting you know she's smart. -- Julie is annoying. She makes a special effort to tell/show you that she is smart.
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Juli is the kind of annoying person who makes a point of letting you know she's smart.-- Julie is annoying. She makes a special effort to tell/show you that she is smart.
Add all the extra credit she does to an already perfect score -- Including all the extra homework she does for extra grade points beyond her perfect 100% grade