2 20101310 Guest Jan 2, 2018 #1 Do English teachers have the right to deduct marks on a literary work you’ve submitted - simply because it is too long? Thanks in advance and God Bless
Do English teachers have the right to deduct marks on a literary work you’ve submitted - simply because it is too long? Thanks in advance and God Bless
E Entwhistler Guest Jan 2, 2018 #3 If you were given guidelines on how long it was supposed to be, then the Teacher has every right to mark it down.
If you were given guidelines on how long it was supposed to be, then the Teacher has every right to mark it down.
L Lou2U Guest Jan 2, 2018 #4 Yes. If you had a specific length it had to be and you went over it, you’ve not actually done what was asked of you and so you will lose marks. Last edited: Jan 2, 2018
Yes. If you had a specific length it had to be and you went over it, you’ve not actually done what was asked of you and so you will lose marks.
S SuscipeMeDomine Guest Jan 2, 2018 #5 For a literary work, “too long” might also mean that it’s repetitive or excessively wordy.
R RandomAlias Guest Jan 2, 2018 #6 In the real world, there are often limits on the length of writing pieces. Get used to it. Even when there are no formal limits, sometimes you communicate more with less. Learn to love the self-embodied maxim, “Omit needless words.” Last edited: Jan 2, 2018
In the real world, there are often limits on the length of writing pieces. Get used to it. Even when there are no formal limits, sometimes you communicate more with less. Learn to love the self-embodied maxim, “Omit needless words.”