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That's proof, as if any were needed, that academic prowess is not necessarily relevant to a person's actual potential.
For the record, I took A2 English and got a B grade. If getting a lower grade means I don't feel the need to constantly prove my worth by using millions of long words regardless whether or not context demands them, then so be it!
For the record, I took A2 English and got a B grade. If getting a lower grade means I don't feel the need to constantly prove my worth by using millions of long words regardless whether or not context demands them, then so be it!
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Overall: Rotton egg for breakfast
Overall: Rotton egg for breakfast
HEY TYRANNOUS
GO BE EVOCATIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE
That is all.
GO BE EVOCATIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE
That is all.
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That statement is completely subjective, and totally lacks in validity. And I never said I was fully seasoned.Commodore wrote:No but I've read a lot of books by authors that would put you and your grasp of the english language to shame.
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The use of the word "evocative" as a joke is quickly becoming boring. And nobody on here has ever used the word in acceptable grammatical context. Very ironic.Stak wrote:HEY TYRANNOUS
GO BE EVOCATIVE SOMEWHERE ELSE
That is all.
You’re asking me to “Go be evocative somewhere else”. This is hardly possible is it? Does a person behave in an evocative manner? No, not really. Allow me to quote the freedictionary.com listing.
evocative
E`vo´ca`tive
Adj. 1. evocative - serving to bring to mind; "cannot forbear to close on this redolent literary note"- Wilder Hobson; "a campaign redolent of machine politics"
Okay so if that listing wasn’t sufficiently helpful try this one from dictionary.com:
e·voc·a·tive
(adj.)
Tending or having the power to evoke.
e·voke
(tr.v.) e·voked, e·vok·ing, e·vokes
To summon or call forth: actions that evoked our mistrust.
To call to mind by naming, citing, or suggesting: songs that evoke old memories.
To create anew, especially by means of the imagination: a novel that evokes the Depression in accurate detail.
My example: This ceramic vase is evocative of the late nineteenth century European floral style.
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Tyrannous is right though, this isn't evocative at all. It's rather spartan if you ask me.
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