(June 30, 2013 at 1:52 am)Waratah Wrote:Stue has pointed out my errors, thank you Stue. Sorry Koolay.(June 30, 2013 at 12:53 am)Koolay Wrote: Government teachers for the most part are failed professionals, but their job is to teach children how to have a successful career? Does anyone see the problem with this?Yes I see the problem. Your first sentence has a question mark and no question. Does that answer your 2nd question, I mean your 1st question?
So to answer your 2nd question a 2nd time, yes I see problems with your first question. Your first premise I say is bullshit in my opinion. Your second premise is wrong because their job, government or not, is to teach the curriculum as far as I am aware(I was going to put, is it not, then question mark, but now I can save all that writing by just putting a question mark after aware. I have to say isn't english just so much fun, NOT.)?
Sort of off topic: Are premises still premises when you put a question mark at the end of a declarative statement?
