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    09. 20. 2013 01:53


SeaShadow24

Please help me guys,i am making an informative speech for the class.. my topic is about submarines but that is somehow booring for others as not all people would care about subs. any suggestion about a good attention getter statement for this topic? may be 1 or 2 sentences will work. thanks

 

  • Re : Speech

    09. 29. 2013 11:36


SeaShadow24

Originally Posted by OjamaPeter

Originally Posted by AlexCaboose


No, he's more than asking for help. 

Originally Posted by SeaShadow24


may be 1 or 2 sentences will work. thanks



That's him asking you to write his attention grabbing sentence. As for hating students doing their research.. your views couldn't be further from the truth. I am a student, and I am actively doing research. However, I believe in taking credit for your own work and I am vehemently against plagiarism. Asking someone to come up with a thesis statement or attention grabbing statement is plagiarism. 


@Forum Moderators/Moderators: Please hide Maestro444's post for violating forum rules.

Edit: Ty FM/Mods. 



Crediting them after you used their statement/idea isn't plagiarism.



Chicagobears, not all languages use the English alphabet. Let's see how well can you write in foreign language.

 

 

i agree with you. cabose, ure the one not doing proper research how come u didnt know plagiarism? u defiled ur self in ur last comment. one thing, if u dont want to help, STAY OUT IN THIS THREAD OKAY? dont need you here. thanks.. thanks to all who helped

  • Re : Speech

    09. 29. 2013 11:38


SeaShadow24

peter...thanks man... and also so chicago for that suggestion. alexcabose, if u dont have any suggestion stay out. this is my thead... (thumbs down)

  • Re : Speech

    09. 29. 2013 14:48


AlexCaboose

Passing off someone else's research, thoughts, or ideas as your own is known as plagiarism. Whether intentionally or unintentionally.

  • Re : Speech

    09. 29. 2013 19:58


myg0t1

Originally Posted by AlexCaboose

Passing off someone else's research, thoughts, or ideas as your own is known as plagiarism. Whether intentionally or unintentionally.



been done for years....presidents dont even write their own speeches

  • Re : Speech

    09. 30. 2013 12:53


AlexCaboose

Originally Posted by myg0t1

Originally Posted by AlexCaboose

Passing off someone else's research, thoughts, or ideas as your own is known as plagiarism. Whether intentionally or unintentionally.



been done for years....presidents dont even write their own speeches



The President isn't writing a research paper, either. Pointless argument is pointless.

  • Re : Speech

    09. 30. 2013 13:23


ChicagoBears

Originally Posted by OjamaPeter

Originally Posted by AlexCaboose


No, he's more than asking for help. 

Originally Posted by SeaShadow24


may be 1 or 2 sentences will work. thanks



That's him asking you to write his attention grabbing sentence. As for hating students doing their research.. your views couldn't be further from the truth. I am a student, and I am actively doing research. However, I believe in taking credit for your own work and I am vehemently against plagiarism. Asking someone to come up with a thesis statement or attention grabbing statement is plagiarism. 


@Forum Moderators/Moderators: Please hide Maestro444's post for violating forum rules.

Edit: Ty FM/Mods. 



Crediting them after you used their statement/idea isn't plagiarism.



Chicagobears, not all languages use the English alphabet. Let's see how well can you write in foreign language.


ALL LANGUAGES USE

GRAMMAR THOUGH IS WHAT

I'VE BEEN SAYING BUT YOU

GUYS ARE TOO HARD HEADED

TO UNDERSTAND THAT.

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