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Wow at least your smart.
Yea. OP at least you know you write very well.
Bit hard to feel good about your writing when you could potentially be kicked out of university for it.
Will I one day read an FML without any "At least ..." comments?
Be prepared to give long explanations and every paper you write should be as good
Be thankful he took your paper. OP must be a freshman, because late work just doesn't fly the farther you get into college.
23- "a" FML.
I agree with his teacher. Example: It's, 'too good.' not, "to good.", as written by OP.
Exactly 71. That grammatical error was so blaringly obvious, the entire fml lost its credibility.
71/77, that was a quote from the professor, not the OP. Thats why it's a FML, because the professor himself can't write, or so it seems.
Really guys, it is blindingly obvious that it's a direct quote of the professor. What the hell do you think the quotation marks are for? The horrific literacy failure here is solely your own.
Woah she edited it ad capitalized the,"TO" :o.
Well that's "TO" bad
70, 85, if you're going to correct grammar, do it right. It is "AN" FML because "F" has a vowel SOUND. The consonants f, h, l, m, n, and r are all preceded by the article "an" instead of "a" due to starting with a vowel sound even though they are consonants. Also, to those of you correcting OP's use of "to"...OP was obviously quoting their professor's use of the word; hence the quotation marks. Think before you take the energy to post something criticizing others' mistakes.
115, if you're going to try and correct someone, make sure to read their comment first. I wasn't correcting grammar, I was correcting the people who thought OP said "to good". Otherwise you might look dumb. But it's ok, I don't hold grudges.
So I'm supposed to say: An hotel An lemon An mango An fast food restaurant None of those sound correct.
85 didn't say anything wrong
English has "to" many exceptions.
Am I the only one who understood that #1 was joking by spelling it "your"? It was a good first post, for once.
85/137, I was referring to you erroneously saying "a FML." I don't consider myself a "grammar nazi" but it's a little annoying when people correct others but are wrong. Most of the annoyance was at 70, though, not you. They "corrected" someone by telling them to say "a FML" -_- And I thought #1's comment was funny, too...some people just didn't get it lol
193, I get what you're saying, I do. However I corrected no one, which makes your statement false xP. Anyway yea the a was a typo that I overlooked. When I typed that I was walking to class and talking to a friend..so looking at the keyboard was kind of at the bottom of my priority list.
He was pointing out that the teacher wrote "to" instead of "too." The teacher made the mistake, not the student.
115 the only circumstances in which your lengthly grammar correction make any sense is when you are saying just a letter. You may have meant that but you should be more specific. Examples: a noun, A foot, a mountain, a mouse, a lake, a moose, a rat, a heart, etc. Ps. You forgot Letters "s" and"x" in your list
nope. it's 'an FML'
that's because they're not ********
no, because there is no circumstance in which an 's' at the beginning of a word would e pronounced with a vowel sound.
Well, you DID just use the wrong 'too'
*facepalm*
I'm fairly positive that due to the quotation marks OP's professor was the one who used the wrong form.
Not sure if joking, or acctually retarded
was*
....I don't know what to say..so ill just say..please re read this fml, thanks c:
2 is pretty so I don't want to make fun of her. But she's making it so difficult
16 pull your hand out of your pants.
Oh my. Caught red handed
124 - you are an even bigger idiot. congratulations !
124 what..... are you even saying... First of an 's implies possession. Secondly and I'll restate the previous what are you talking about
off*
Oh so they fail at grammar AND don't know how to read. Do us all a favor and don't reproduce.
Wow. I've never seen so many ******* stupid people comment on one reply. Wow. Just wow.
All of you are dumb. I'm going to make it very clear. The professor used the wrong form of "to" not OP. Also, what are you people talking about? This girls is not even close to hot.
:)
#6 no, pretty sure OP is just so good at English, the words change themselves so they aren't so perfect all the time.
You're way TOO retarded to be on FML
It literally says the word 'writing'. All you have to do is READ the FML.
Srsly...what the crap?
Vry srsly...... You go to special school?
Do not feed the troll.
Apparently no one understood it the other way it was written...
Wow I had that happen to me before, I told my instructor I thought he was jealous because he couldn't write something so good.
I once had an English teacher who thought there were no exceptions to the rule that punctuation marks go inside quotation marks. I believe he's never been to England or used a quote in a question.
it's "too" obviously u plagiarized if u can't use the right too
bummer
If you want to prove that it isn't plagiarized then google search the phrases. If nothing comes up exact then you make your point. If your exact phrases do come up, well then...you know. But definitely FYL for your professor correcting and using the wrong form of "to".
*see comment above, read replies, slap yourself.*
He was quoting the professor! Honestly.
He was quoting the professor! Honestly.
wait you don't get to change your comment to cover up your stupiduty and make me look dumb. I call foul.
http://markc1.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83451bb2969e2013485520d4b970c-pi
"If you want to prove that it isn't plagiarized then google search the phrases. If nothing comes up exact then you make your point. If your exact phrases do come up, well then...you know." But isn't it a little bit ******-up if a student needs to prove he's honest? I once read an essay from a pupil that was, yeah, too good for his age. I googled some sentences and huppah, there it was, almost exactly the same essay. I printed it and gave it to him, together with his zero. That's the way it should be, not the other way around.
I totally agree. I don't think the student should have to prove their honesty. But since the professor already accused OP of plagiarism then OP should dispute it. My girlfriend is a professor. She would never accuse a student without doing her own investigating. In which she's done the same thing, googled and found the essay word for word. Ending in the student receiving a zero.
OP = Original Poster, the person who wrote the FML.
I agree. It is the professor's job to find proof of plagiarism instead of throwing accusations that could possibly harm a student's academic career for good.
Mabe ur prof expected u 2 rite lik this. Maybe I'm wrong about grammar still being important. Maybe all the anti-Grammar Nazis are right! *head asplode*
Not everyone can, especially those that read phonetically
And that is not grammar; that's spelling. So spelling Nazis would be a more accurate moniker.
69- go google grammar.... Dumb ass.
Say "you're mom was too good last night" in front of the whole class, and then walk out with intense swagger.
He's using the same mistake pattern as the teacher.. Way to toss that over your head, derp.
judging by the incorrect grammar displayed in this post (to), i'm not surprised your instructor assumed that.
*see all comments above, repeat my first instructions*
**** off.
Find a more witty comeback?
# 56, go easy. At least they didn't say "**** of"
Lucky he even considered your "overdue" assignment.
Agree with above. If the professor pursues his accusal of plagiarism the student could get expelled, whether or not evidence is substantial. At least according to my university's policy. (Pending the advocation of the department chair, if a professor believes a student's work to be plagiarized based on published works, the work of a peer, or untestified quotations and proof, the accumulated credits shall be null and void.)
So 61 should OP just not turn in anything all year? Obviously if they write that well, the professor is going to think all of their work is plagerized.
Keywords
*facepalm*
I'm fairly positive that due to the quotation marks OP's professor was the one who used the wrong form.