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If you had to pay £5.31 per page for a crucial essay written by professionals, would you?
I would if I could afford it and really needed it.
I would if I could afford it and really needed it.
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Good point.
The teacher couldn't enter the essay into the competition if the pupil said "no", so why didn't they just say "no"
Hedfix wrote:
> Don't do it. A kid in the year below me at school did it and the
> teacher wanted to send it in to a competition, so he felt he had to
> admit it wasn't his work.
But maybe C Col isn't that stupid.
> Don't do it. A kid in the year below me at school did it and the
> teacher wanted to send it in to a competition, so he felt he had to
> admit it wasn't his work.
But maybe C Col isn't that stupid.
Vampyr wrote:
> not if it is from essaybank, the plageurists
*cry*
> not if it is from essaybank, the plageurists
*cry*
sucker
Don't do it. A kid in the year below me at school did it and the teacher wanted to send it in to a competition, so he felt he had to admit it wasn't his work.
not if it is from essaybank, the plageurists
Usually it's examiners that set up these sort of sites and then f**k your ass when you hand one in done by them.
When i did GCSE english i failed the first time, (got a D) and had to do retake, but as i was 1 mark off i had it remarked and passed in the end.
But in the few weeks of doing the work again, we were set essays, and one was on "Should the monarchy be abolised" and all i did was search for it on the internet and peice together parts of articles on the subject and strange forum discussions on it.
Changing the big words to less profound ones and looking in the dictionary for explainations of some, so i knew what everything meant.
I then printed it off, in very small writing, and put the paper in my pencil case, and then copied it out in lesson, (as we only had about 5 people in the class, the teacher was watching me write it.
So when she read it she had no idea that i had copied it off the net. And it was so good she was quite shocked in the fact that i had previously failed.
She even asked me for a copy for her to keep because it was that good.
Haha, its such a great technique. Who needs to pay for one when you can use your brain.
But in the few weeks of doing the work again, we were set essays, and one was on "Should the monarchy be abolised" and all i did was search for it on the internet and peice together parts of articles on the subject and strange forum discussions on it.
Changing the big words to less profound ones and looking in the dictionary for explainations of some, so i knew what everything meant.
I then printed it off, in very small writing, and put the paper in my pencil case, and then copied it out in lesson, (as we only had about 5 people in the class, the teacher was watching me write it.
So when she read it she had no idea that i had copied it off the net. And it was so good she was quite shocked in the fact that i had previously failed.
She even asked me for a copy for her to keep because it was that good.
Haha, its such a great technique. Who needs to pay for one when you can use your brain.
Why would anyone fail and exam though because they dont write their own essays? Well here anyway it wouldnt count for crap, in an English exam your essay is only worth about 40 marks out of 500.
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