If you don't correct a student, they won't learn successfully. |
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Added: August 2003 |
Comments:
| willbut - 28th November 2003 23:58
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| It depends on what?
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| italianbrother - 26th December 2003 01:32
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| Maybe Will intended that it depends on who’s the student… for sometime it could be difficult to correct a student, what I mean is: the student could not just be a simple student but a friend or someone special, and hence the master would have to face a dilemma… in one hand he knows that a certain student is committing over and over again the same mistake, but if he corrects him he could, in someway, offend him, and in the other hand he knows that he has to correct him… so what to do? My little suggestion is, no matter who the student is, for his own benefits, no matter what the circumstances might be, the master should correct him and full stop.
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| BigGerry - 30th December 2003 16:22
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The comma in the poll statement is unnecessary.
Sorry to correct you but otherwise you won't learn :-P
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| willbut - 15th January 2004 01:48
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| It is perfectly correct; there's no need for a comma if the if- clause comes after the condition.
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| gardemarine - 10th January 2007 21:07
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| It's better to say, "If you don't correct student's mitakes...". "Correct a student" sounds like putting a student into a correctional institute.
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| gardemarine - 10th January 2007 21:11
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| Also, we cannont use "they" here because they talk about one student, not many.
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| virve - 23rd January 2007 11:44
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| You can use "they" instead of "he or she" when referring to a singular correlate.
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| ignacio \li - 24th April 2007 16:43
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| good students will do it on their own bad ones need to be corrected
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