You did not teach English then?
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Understanding the Teen Brain
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Actually it was for taking part in a fight and some windows got broken.
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Interesting wording.
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English words?
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The beauty of the passive voice. "Windows were broken" rather than "I broke the windows" (or whoever did).
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It hasn't been taught at all for the last 30 years at least. No doubt squeezed out of the syllabus by one indoctrination initiative after another.
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Funny how people phrase things, isn't it ;-)
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Who broke the windows? (actually is was a patio door)
The person thrown though the doors in the fight or the person that threw them?
I can remember my Dad going ballistic at Manchester Airport when he picked me up and starting another fight. He was OK with what I had done.
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or the installer or teh company that made hem as I though patio doors should be able to cope with someone falling on them, things like safety glass. if someone threw another person at the glass in the shard would it break and the person fall to the window ?