jennickels (
jennickels) wrote2015-03-28 02:53 pm
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I don't even know..
Found this gem of a sentence while reading discussion posts for class:
"After learning what the piece was written in tribute so to speak to, it actually gives me a better understanding of the way it was written."
My brain hurts.
"After learning what the piece was written in tribute so to speak to, it actually gives me a better understanding of the way it was written."
My brain hurts.
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I mean, English is hard. But isn't that for a literary analysis class? For an Associate's degree in Creative Writing?
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I sometimes wonder who these people make it to the end of their degrees. I hope their grammar improves. What's even scarier is that I've met people at the end of their degrees in creative writing that write just as badly. How?
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Well, I guess a degree in Creative Writing means someone passes the minimum requirements to write creatively, but not necessarily write well.