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12-Aug-2006, 17:06
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 Correcting Spoken vs. Written Language Are you more likely to judge the way someone speaks or the way someone writes? |
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12-Aug-2006, 17:41
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| Re: Correcting Spoken vs. Written Language When you write, you have the time to carefully choose and correct your language. |
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12-Aug-2006, 21:24
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| Re: Correcting Spoken vs. Written Language Quote:
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13-Aug-2006, 16:37
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| Re: Correcting Spoken vs. Written Language It would depend on what I was judging them for- if they were being assessed for something where speaking mattered, then that would be the skill to focus on.  |
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