johnsmith 1 | 13
Oct 26, 2009 | #1
I teach a humanities subject at a university in the south of England, but the other day I happened to see the assignment sheet given out by one of my colleagues, who teaches a business-related unit.
This is (word for word) the question he set his students:
"Developing countries how they play important role in global business and what is the important factors and aspects that can be consider to combat with globalisation and its influences on International Trade?"
Clearly it's not just students and ESL writers who struggle with the English language. I'm quite shocked, tbh!
This is (word for word) the question he set his students:
"Developing countries how they play important role in global business and what is the important factors and aspects that can be consider to combat with globalisation and its influences on International Trade?"
Clearly it's not just students and ESL writers who struggle with the English language. I'm quite shocked, tbh!

John Smith