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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Which one should we use, "hlaf marks" or "half mark"?
Which one should we use, "hlaf marks" or "half mark"?
Please help me to solve this.
Please help me to solve this.
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"Hlaf" is not a word in English. "Half" is an English word, but I don't know what a "half mark" is. Can you give us some context or examples?
- "Hlaf" is not a word in English.
- "Half" is an English word, but I don't know what a "half mark" is.
- Can you give us some context or examples?
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"Hlaf" is not a word in English. "Half" is an English word, but I don't know what a "half mark" is. Can you give us some context or examples?
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I assume you're talking about test scores and the like.
"half marks" means half the full allocation of marks, whatever number that might be. For example, if a question is worth ten marks, then half marks would be five.
"a half mark" or "half a mark" means 0.5 marks.
"half marks" means half the full allocation of marks, whatever number that might be. For example, if a question is worth ten marks, then half marks would be five.
"a half mark" or "half a mark" means 0.5 marks.
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