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And what's that suppose to mean?

Brad, it means that you should have written "But I'm sure he had a different test than I" (had) rather than "me" (had).

Yes I am aware of that
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but maybe I misunderstood the tone of it.
 
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And what's that suppose to mean?

Brad, it means that you should have written "But I'm sure he had a different test than I" (had) rather than "me" (had).

SallyF you get today's A.
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BTW, I'm not trying to put anyone down it is just that I do a lot of proofreading and that kind of thing jumps out at me. I'm also big on irony.
 
Hey, man, I'm old school, not to mention just old. I'm a retired school secretary/bookkeeper who spent 20 years correcting and editing whatever the teachers wrote, and I always had to check with them to find out exactly what they expected from me! I can still diagram a sentence. Thanks for the A; I didn't mean to offend anyone, just tried to explain what was wrong.
 
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I could use you. I'm a good writer and know my way around the English language but am a lousy typist--Dupuytren's Contracture--since I lost the use of 4 fingers.
http://jimmortensen.com/?p=338
 
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Sorry folks, I was washing chickens with the granddaughter today
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Fair is next week.

Good work at going into more depth on genetics. Pineapple Mama, you are at the right level, but not sex-linked traits. If I understand correctly, they had to read a passage, that included the specific information needed, and then use their knowledge of science to determine the actual answer. So, whose going to figure out the specific topic
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I'll give a clue, but the answer is not the obvious one that likely firsts springs to mind....might be found in a garden
 
Year of the Rooster's answer is accurate, but not as indepth as I am hoping for. No, not the study of insects, no not Mendel's experiments.
 
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