‘When I done my degree….’

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

I saw similar in a kiddies 'learn to read' book. The last sentence read "I done it," said Tom.

Good grief. I hope it were a good degree.

Blondiescot

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

He should of got a first.

I would put money on it that it was for media studies.

Yes, students might be taught how to drop their Gs, Ts and Hs and generally speak bad so as to appeal to the BBC.

Callistemon21

Blondiescot

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

He should of got a first.

You two...

😂😂😂

If he didn’t get a first he woz robbed.

Germanshepherdsmum

Yes, students might be taught how to drop their Gs, Ts and Hs and generally speak bad so as to appeal to the BBC.

Or even become an M.P.

Callistemon21

Blondiescot

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

He should of got a first.

You mean should have.

The grammar police on here will take you to task😂😂

A graduate I met had an English degree, a masters and a PGCE.
She was struggling to get a teaching post, I suggested a couple of ideas that may have helped her.
She said “was you a teacher”.
I despair.

I hope he done gooder than the rest of his fam’ly.

25Avalon

Callistemon21

Blondiescot

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

He should of got a first.

You mean should have.

The grammar police on here will take you to task😂😂

Oh dear...that joke was clearly well and truly lost on you.

They learn 'em well nowadays

My DiL has a degree and Masters but was very confused when I complained about people on the BBC using adverbs as adjectives. She said she had never been taught grammar at school. How on earth.could this happen? Surely to use language effectively educationalist would realise the building blocks of a language are needed to be understood? I lived in The Netherlands and the Dutch speak much better English than many native English people these days.

Makes me shudder.

Should of, could of, would of. The unholy trinity.

What about “can I get….?” And “…off of…”?

Sadly, the A'Level system is so so narrow- and the only requirement to go to University, is to have a C at GCSE, and then never study English again, unless you choose A'Level English, which the vast majority does not.

Students normally take 4 AS Levels in Year 12, and 3 A'Levels for year 13. Only a tiny minority takes English at A'Level, and when they do, it is mostly litterature.

Which universities accept such low grades?

Well I hope the lecturers that learned them and give them it know what they done.

25Avalon

Callistemon21

Blondiescot

Let's hope it wasn't an English degree...

He should of got a first.

You mean should have.

The grammar police on here will take you to task😂😂

😂😂😂

I'm escaping, I'm just on the boarder now .....

25Avalon

Don't fret - I'm good!