[ID: Screenshots of several comments on papers left by op. They read:
- ājuicyā is not a very scholarly word.
- Itās true and you should say it.
- lol. You had me in the first half, Iām not gunna lie.
- I think ādicelexeaā is the most interesting spelling Iāve seen for ādyslexiaā maybe ever.
- āshot off into oblivionā is not a very scholarly phrase
- why are you shouting at me
- I like it. But itās a run-on sentence.
- Why would you hurt me like this. MLA format, please!
- How would you feel about becoming an English major?
- this is dangerously close to āthroughout historyāā¦but I will allow it.
- The song was actually written by Tim Nichols and Craig Wiseman, who both had close family/friends who were diagnosed with fatal illnesses. McGraw heard it demo [ā¦]
- Iāll try not to take that personally.
- Itās true and you should say it. But perhaps say it in the active voice next time.
- I know I tell y'all not to strive for perfection, but you have obtained it nonetheless with this, the most beautiful Works Cited I have ever had the privilege to behold.
- If you chose to use Shakespeare as a way of ingratiating yourself to me/my love of the bardā¦your devious plan is working.
- your proper use of semicolons is a beacon of hope in these trying times
- Othello is a play, not a novel.
- I also like to use periods for emphasis. In an academic paper, however, try to use punctuation for its intended stylistic purpose.
- please excuse me while I cry
- There are times when āfuckā is absolutely warranted in an academic paper. Alas, this is not one of those times.
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