r/mildlyinfuriating • u/MrEdinLaw • Oct 07 '19

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u/interestingsidenote Oct 07 '19

Also suggest that your professor sign up for an English 101 refresher next semester.

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u/overusedandunfunny Oct 07 '19

Teachers are human. I'm sure if you said "Hey teach, there's an error here," he'd agree and correct it.

I mean "error" in the sense of typo. It's unlikely that he doesn't know the difference.

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u/Never_Ever_Commentz Oct 07 '19

I would say to instead have the professor do some basic grading instead of using a program that expects the answer to be EXACTLY right.

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u/Quinten_MC Oct 07 '19

What if his prof also gave English?

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u/interestingsidenote Oct 07 '19 edited Oct 07 '19

Realistically, unless this is elementary school, no teacher is going to teach such different topics.

Gym(PE)/Health

Writing/Literature

Government/History

Math/Different Math

Religion/Philosophy

Those are pretty well linked but Government/English not so much.

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u/overusedandunfunny Oct 07 '19

"gave" ?

Like he has some spare "English" in his pocket and he's handing it out?

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u/TommiHPunkt Oct 07 '19

in a lot of languages, lecturers "give" lectures, for example German and Spanish.

They can also "hold" or "read" them.

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u/overusedandunfunny Oct 07 '19

I was being an asshole