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17. I once had a student who stole two sentences from

Tue Jul 19, 2016, 04:15 PM

Jul 2016

10 different web sites. The problem for me was that all ten were in perfect English and I knew she had language problems so I did a check.

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Hehehehehhe malaise Jul 2016 #4

It's crazy malaise Jul 2016 #5

So you're telling me there's a chance! Tommy_Carcetti Jul 2016 #3

Just a little mistake malaise Jul 2016 #6

Now they're so desperate, they're quoting Sparkle Pony to try to deflect suffragette Jul 2016 #7

Four times greater than winning PowerBall. lpbk2713 Jul 2016 #8

Oh My malaise Jul 2016 #9

Bad math on my part. lpbk2713 Jul 2016 #10

I was hoping someone would figure this out! Thanks! HuckleB Jul 2016 #11

I knew someone would check Turnitin malaise Jul 2016 #15

Nice. HuckleB Jul 2016 #16

It was kind of plagiarism a school kid would do Trekologer Jul 2016 #12

I once had a student who stole two sentences from malaise Jul 2016 #17

This involves math and science... tallahasseedem Jul 2016 #13

K&R Solly Mack Jul 2016 #14

1 in a trillion for a 16-word match. What about a 23-word match? SunSeeker Jul 2016 #18