Vocabulary VC1-10 (SPORT)

10 Crosswords per Set All sports related.

Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key page. Each set can 
be printed out unlimited times and has no restrictions on their use.

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"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
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> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.

"Davey Lee"  wrote in message
news:Xns991A1EC516F8Effddfer@216.196.109.145...

> Each crossword comes with seperate teachers answer key
> page. Each set can be printed out unlimited times and
> has no restrictions on their use.


A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.

with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
teachers: missing apostrophe
can: should be "may"
their: should be "its"

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> 
> A teacher attempts to express a simple idea in English.
> 
> with seperate: missing indefinite article, spelling mistake
> teachers: missing apostrophe
> can: should be "may"
> their: should be "its"
> 
> Ken Johnson
> 
Hello Ken,

You must be bored. You don't seem to have trolled here for ages. Have 
you been quiet or have I just missed your posts somehow?

I have no arguments with your grammatical corrections (how *could* I?), 
but:
- I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
- the text has been copied directly from the website, therefore the OP 
might not have made the errors originally (If I had copied them I'd 
probably have corrected them before sending rather than propagated the 
errors, but then, I'm the sort of person who changes American spelling 
before posting copied jokes, etc.),
- there doesn't seem to be any evidence that the website is the work of 
a teacher or educational establishment.


-- 
Bev.

On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:

> I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,

Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.

Ken Johnson

Ken Johnson warbled...
> On 29 Apr, 09:04, Bev  wrote:
> 
> > I don't see any evidence that the OP is a teacher,
> 
> Q: How can you tell if a teacher's been using the computer?
> A: Tipp-Ex on the screen.
> 
Tipp-ex, the fluid of the devil.
The plague of mankind.
-- 
Bev.