Correct grammar "Test computer skills"?

[BobK]

This is a school project. My project is to see the differences in computer skills between different countries. And this is the test that I've done and whom I will let the students do.

My question is, is the whole sheet/test (all the questions) grammatically correct?

Aha - if only you'd said that in the first place.

One simple slip that Ems missed:

If there ARE any questions, don’t hesitate to ask me.

Also, I think 'acts weird' is a bit too informal. I'd say 'behaves weirdly'.

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[emsr2d2]

TACK SÅ HEMSKT MYCKET! :D

If you wish to post in a language other than English, please do so in the "Other Languages" section. These threads should all be in English. Thank you.

[BobK]

(My guess would be 'Thank you very much'.)

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[emsr2d2]

(My guess would be 'Thank you very much'.)

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Mine too, but that would have been easy enough to say in English!

I found "acts weirdly" a little unnatural too and was going to say that a computer can't "act" in any way. However, I would have changed it to "behaved" and realised that exactly the same argument could have been made about that word. Consequently, I left it even though I didn't like it.

[ladyTL]

To both of you!

THANKS A LOT :D
I'm so sorry that I wrote in my own language, I think I was kind of disattracted.

[emsr2d2]

To both of you!

THANKS A LOT :D
I'm so sorry that I wrote in my own language, I think I was kind of disattracted.

Distracted, not disattracted.

[BobK]

Although I quite like 'disattracted' It makes a kind of sense. The speaker's attention was attracted towards something else.

(Thinking about 'distracted', I realize that originally it was a metaphor. The root is the same as that of an old printer's 'tractor-feed' - or, more simply, a 'tractor' [the sort that pulls things on farms]. Your attention is pulled away. Still, times-a-wastin'...)

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