how has immigration affected the pass rates of the country
is it a good thing for Britain that many students don't speak much english
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
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Original post by deehee
is it a good thing for Britain that many students don't speak much english
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
These test are quite hard, not too hard but it really has nothing to do with immigration, it all to do with self-efficacy and self-esteem. A lot of students give up and can't be bothered both immigrants and born Brits... But depends on if the immigrants started school early or late and all that stuff.
Original post by deehee
is it a good thing for Britain that many students don't speak much english
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
Judging by your post, you don't seem to speak much English either.
Original post by deehee
is it a good thing for Britain that many students don't speak much english
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
and our the tests being made more simpler for the immigrants so they can pass them ??
"More simple". It seems you don't speak much English either. And funnily enough, you could say I'm an immigrant.
I'm pretty sure, Chinese, Indian, and Black African's have a higher than average attendance to high education.
A lot of people mistake a lack of will to speak English with a lack of ability.
A lot of people mistake a lack of will to speak English with a lack of ability.
Original post by speedbird
"More simple". It seems you don't speak much English either. And funnily enough, you could say I'm an immigrant.
'Simpler' not 'more simple'.
If you're going to give an impromptu Grammar 101 lesson, please do it properly :-P
(you're not strictly incorrect, it just sounds better and is more commonly accepted to use "simpler" in the middle of a sentence)
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Original post by Xiomara
'Simpler' not 'more simple'.
If you're going to give an impromptu Grammar 101 lesson, please do it properly :-P
(you're not strictly incorrect, it just sounds better and is more commonly accepted to use "simpler" in the middle of a sentence)
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If you're going to give an impromptu Grammar 101 lesson, please do it properly :-P
(you're not strictly incorrect, it just sounds better and is more commonly accepted to use "simpler" in the middle of a sentence)
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Stick to one style of writing the quotation marks, either stay with '........' or "......"
Sorry, couldn't resist 
Also, you've forgotten to end the sentence with a dot (.)Original post by ForgetMe
Stick to one style of writing the quotation marks, either stay with '........' or "......" Sorry, couldn't resist Also, you've forgotten to end the sentence with a dot (.)
Sorry, couldn't resist Also, you've forgotten to end the sentence with a dot (.)Are emoticons periods now?
"Sorry, couldn't resist
":P
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Original post by Xiomara
Let's not get into more details.
Original post by Xiomara
Just no.
Original post by ameritus
Just no.
Problem?
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Original post by Xiomara
Well naturally...
Original post by ameritus
Well naturally...
Care to share?
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Original post by Xiomara
To be fair there are a fair few British people on here. It is a British website after all.
Original post by ameritus
To be fair there are a fair few British people on here. It is a British website after all.
Of course.
Funny that you're the only one expressing shock and disbelief at alternative yet valid words. Assuming you're British.
"Omg, I went on this thing called the internet the other day and there were FOREIGN PEOPLE talking to me! How weird is that?"
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Original post by Xiomara
Of course.
Funny that you're the only one expressing shock and disbelief at alternative yet valid words. Assuming you're British.
"Omg, I went on this thing called the internet the other day and there were FOREIGN PEOPLE talking to me! How weird is that?"
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Funny that you're the only one expressing shock and disbelief at alternative yet valid words. Assuming you're British.
"Omg, I went on this thing called the internet the other day and there were FOREIGN PEOPLE talking to me! How weird is that?"
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Well I try and avoid foreign people everywhere to be honest, not just on the internet.
Haha nah I'm kidding, if you're actually American you're duly excused.
It's the creeping Americanisms infecting the rest of the world that should be prevented/slowed.Original post by ameritus
Well I try and avoid foreign people everywhere to be honest, not just on the internet.
Haha nah I'm kidding, if you're actually American you're duly excused. It's the creeping Americanisms infecting the rest of the world that should be prevented/slowed.
Haha nah I'm kidding, if you're actually American you're duly excused.
It's the creeping Americanisms infecting the rest of the world that should be prevented/slowed.Nigerian
There's no denying that I'm influenced by popular culture in many ways, including my use of language. I don't see "Americanisms" as a negative thing.
Agree to disagree? If not, feel free to start a thread on America's cultural influence on the rest of the world...
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