If you write a paper, and one sentence happens to be slightly similar to a sentence that was on sparknotes, or some other website, your teacher should not have a right to give you a zero. I mean really, there are only a limited amount of ways one can form a sentence, that doesn't mean I...

+352 If you write a paper, and one sentence happens to be slightly similar to a sentence that was on sparknotes, or some other website, your teacher should not have a right to give you a zero. I mean really, there are only a limited amount of ways one can form a sentence, that doesn't mean I copied from a website. amirite?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Someone just got caught plagiarizing...

by Anonymous 13 years ago

hahahah. actually, i had to write a paper and one of my sentences was along the lines of like "odysseus found the island of Scheria" and on sparknotes, there was a sentence that said "Odysseus spots scheria" So, obviously, I copied off sparknotes and cheated. Duuhh.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I feel like you're exaggerating.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I think so too. Mostly because he/she said, "along the lines of like." Why didn't you just give us the real example?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

show her this post

by Anonymous 11 years ago