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Jason Togneri |
Message #120012, posted by filecore at 09:54, 9/4/2012, in reply to message #120010 |
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"Cooo Witticism Perhaps. |
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Trevor Johnson |
Message #120023, posted by trevj at 15:56, 9/4/2012, in reply to message #120005 |
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grammatical Unfortunately, that's missing the following.
IT'S = IT HAS IME there are many primary school teachers who fail to understand this, as a quick nose around the TES forum should confirm. |
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Jason Togneri |
Message #120025, posted by filecore at 16:27, 9/4/2012, in reply to message #120023 |
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True, but that's just a different tense of "it is", so technically it's not a different grammar point. If teachers fail to grasp that different tenses also apply, then that's a different (although equally worrying) problem.
I'm probably not the right person with whom to engage in discussion on the state of grammar education in today's primary schools, however, or to engage on most topics to do with "da yoof of today". Not unless you want to read through several pages of rants.
[Edited by filecore at 16:28, 9/4/2012] |
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Trevor Johnson |
Message #120029, posted by trevj at 18:19, 9/4/2012, in reply to message #120025 |
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Uh? How is "has" a different tense of "is"? The former is from "have", the latter from "to be". Are you thinking of "was"?
[Edit: OK, I guess it's used in the past tense - so maybe you're right.]
[Edited by trevj at 18:23, 9/4/2012] |
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Terry Warner |
Message #120040, posted by twarner at 11:36, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120029 |
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All these education points are absolutely fascinating but, without wishing to press the point too much, are we getting any nearer to the answer to my initial question? 
Terry |
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Jason Togneri |
Message #120041, posted by filecore at 12:12, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120040 |
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...there was an initial question?  |
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Blind Moose |
Message #120042, posted by Acornut at 12:32, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120041 |
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Yea! Da guy was interested in a Windows version. Hell. What about us Mac fanatics?  |
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Gunnlaugur Jonsson |
Message #120043, posted by Gulli at 13:45, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120042 |
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Yea! Da guy was interested in a Windows version. Hell. What about us Mac fanatics? Build the whole thing with SDL 1.2.7 and you can even have a new RISC OS version  |
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Gunnlaugur Jonsson |
Message #120044, posted by Gulli at 14:27, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120040 |
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All these education points are absolutely fascinating but, without wishing to press the point too much, are we getting any nearer to the answer to my initial question?
Terry I would love to give it a try but unfortunately I can't promise that I'd have any significant amount of time the next year and half or so. |
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Terry Warner |
Message #120045, posted by twarner at 15:20, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120044 |
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Okay guys, I think I get the message.
Thanks for your attention anyway.
Terry |
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Paul Johnson |
Message #120046, posted by nodoid at 16:25, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120045 |
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Okay guys, I think I get the message.
Thanks for your attention anyway.
Terry If there is a debascruncher out there that can handle munged names, I'll give it a crack. |
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Peter Howkins |
Message #120047, posted by flibble at 18:20, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120046 |
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If there is a debascruncher out there that can handle munged names, I'll give it a crack. After crunching you can't automatically discover the meanings of variables and function names that have been reduced to random short strings.
There are basdecrunchers that can reindent a program and change all the SWI numbers to names. |
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Terry Warner |
Message #120048, posted by twarner at 18:44, 10/4/2012, in reply to message #120047 |
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Thanks Paul.
If you or anyone gets anywhere with it please give me a bell; 07445207705.
Terry |
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Paul Johnson |
Message #120057, posted by nodoid at 14:08, 11/4/2012, in reply to message #120047 |
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There are basdecrunchers that can reindent a program and change all the SWI numbers to names. URL for any of them? |
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Gunnlaugur Jonsson |
Message #123542, posted by Gulli at 23:55, 30/3/2015, in reply to message #119940 |
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I stumbled upon this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SimSig a few minutes ago and somehow remembered this thread and figured I should give those that might be interested a hint. |
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