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Xczzhh Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Marked on grammar and spelling?
The original sentence is:
You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you.
It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means. I posted this question on Yahoo!Answers, and I get an answer which suggests an interpretation as follows:
"means as long as the grader can comprehend what you wrote, any bad grammar or spelling won't affect your grade."
The interpretation seems to make sense, but what does "marked on" mean in the original sentence?
Thanks.
You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you.
It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means. I posted this question on Yahoo!Answers, and I get an answer which suggests an interpretation as follows:
"means as long as the grader can comprehend what you wrote, any bad grammar or spelling won't affect your grade."
The interpretation seems to make sense, but what does "marked on" mean in the original sentence?
Thanks.
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Hi, The original sentence is: You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you. It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means. " The interpretation seems to make sense, but what does "marked on" mean in the original sentence?
- Hi, The original sentence is: You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you.
- It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means.
- " The interpretation seems to make sense, but what does "marked on" mean in the original sentence?
- You could think of it as 'You are not marked on the basis of correct grammar or spelling'.
- ' Clive
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Hi,
The original sentence is:
You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you.
It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means. I posted this question on Yahoo!Answers, and I get an answer which suggests an interpretation as follows:
"means as long as the grader can comprehend what you wrote, any bad grammar
The original sentence is:
You are not marked on correct grammar or spelling, provided we understand you.
It's excerpted from some courseware, and I am wondering what it means. I posted this question on Yahoo!Answers, and I get an answer which suggests an interpretation as follows:
"means as long as the grader can comprehend what you wrote, any bad grammar
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