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No, you need not. Especially if you own a time machine. Its a matter of perspective, though. Analogy:- Because of a tool such as Grammarly, I no longer recomm
by textread 4y ago
No, you need not. Especially if you own a time machine.
Its a matter of perspective, though.
Analogy:-
Because of a tool such as Grammarly, I no longer recommend my kids to bother when they lose marks due to minor grammatical mistakes on a handwritten test.
They better put that 80-20 to practice and learn to recognize aggressively reducing their efforts/tasks/work to 20 wherever possible.
Their English teacher disagrees with me.
Maybe, we do have a horse in this race.
This comment was edited in Grammarly, and it score a 67 out of 100 on readability.
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- quonn 4y agoDid you/Grammarly mean „scored“?
- RadiozRadioz 4y agoSo you're the reason why the texts I receive from younger relatives are incomprehensible. You should listen to their English teacher. An adult using Grammarly to highlight their mistakes is different from a child relying on Grammarly because they haven't learned any better. > This comment was edited in Grammarly, and it score a 67 out of 100 on readability. I can see that. Your 80-20 sentence is poorly constructed, you used the wrong tense in "and it score a 67 out of 100". Other than highlighting the fact that Grammarly thinks you write poorly, what point are you making exactly?