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Well no, she didn't have to. It just was most convenient for her.
by pgsimp 6y ago
Well no, she didn't have to. It just was most convenient for her.
- burke 6y agoRight, no one ever has to do anything: there’s no such thing as absolute imperative; there’s always a consequence implied in the verb. So why do we even have this word? Maybe because eliding the consequence is useful?
- olliej 6y agouh, given they were arranging things that where attendance was graded on FB she didn't have a choice. There was no convenience factor, it was literally the way things were communicated to students.