They look great - I'm just afraid to delve too deeply and find out that I have been using the wrong turn of phrase.
I skimmed over them this morning before going to work. I rarely get my students to write as I mainly teach maths, but today my class was writing a computer report. I asked them to put the following sentence in their reports - "My report includes". One boy wrote "My report in clouds".
Oh, it's great fun going through the list and seeing how many of them you can figure out. And as the discussion points out, some of the substitutions make sense... "butt naked" instead of "buck naked".
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Date: 2006-05-18 08:09 am (UTC)I skimmed over them this morning before going to work. I rarely get my students to write as I mainly teach maths, but today my class was writing a computer report. I asked them to put the following sentence in their reports - "My report includes". One boy wrote "My report in clouds".
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Date: 2006-05-18 02:47 pm (UTC)