<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Brit Exams Watchdog Says Schoolchildren Should Avoid [b]Wikipedia[/b]
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Schoolchildren must be very wary when using websites such as Wikipedia an official exams watchdog in Britain has warned. ...
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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Brit Exams Watchdog Says Schoolchildren Should Avoid [b]Wikipedia[/b]
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Schoolchildren must be very wary when using websites such as Wikipedia an official exams watchdog in Britain has warned. ...
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Of equal also said children could have essays annulled and be banned from examinations for a number of years if caught copying directly from the Internet or fellow pupils.
Teachers were also told to look out for the use of phases and spellings in American English, suggesting pupils had downloaded work from foreign websites.
This includes phrases such as "go get" for "go and get", "have gotten" instead of "have got" and "period" for "full-stop".
Teachers were also told to look out for the use of phases and spellings in American English, suggesting pupils had downloaded work from foreign websites.
This includes phrases such as "go get" for "go and get", "have gotten" instead of "have got" and "period" for "full-stop".
So go get yourself some good old American prose. After you have gotten the idea that the UK is the land-of-the-decrepit-English-past. Well, it just is, period. You want I should lie to you?
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