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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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A sin against Childhood
A sin against Childhood:
Homework stresses out students, and it also puts a strain on families.
HI,
Is it proper to interpret the above as the following? Thanks.
A harm to Childhood:
Homework weighs down students with extreme pressure, and it also puts massive burden on families.
Homework stresses out students, and it also puts a strain on families.
HI,
Is it proper to interpret the above as the following? Thanks.
A harm to Childhood:
Homework weighs down students with extreme pressure, and it also puts massive burden on families.
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No, not really. You continue to re-write using dictionary (or whatever) synonyms, but you fail to realize that you are distorting the emphases or tenors of the texts and suggesting less natural alternatives.
- No, not really.
- You continue to re-write using dictionary (or whatever) synonyms, but you fail to realize that you are distorting the emphases or tenors of the texts and suggesting less natural alternatives.
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No, not really. You continue to re-write using dictionary (or whatever) synonyms, but you fail to realize that you are distorting the emphases or tenors of the texts and suggesting less natural alternatives.
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No, not really. You continue to re-write using dictionary (or whatever) synonyms, but you fail to realize that you are distorting the emphases or tenors of the texts and suggesting less natural alternatives.
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