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Hand in your homework (email)

• Thread starter Vagner Luiz
• Start date Oct 1, 2019

Vagner Luiz

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• Oct 1, 2019

Florentia52

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Why would you use “sending” to describe e-mailing the homework to the student, but “handing it in” to describe her sending it back. “Send” is a better choice. I would use “hand it in” only to refer to a paper document submitted in person.  

If you want to tell her to send the homework to you by email, you should not say "hand it in". You could use "submit", but that sounds a bit over-formal. Why not simply say: "You can send it to me by email, when you're ready."  

Florentia52 said: Why would you use “sending” to describe e-mailing the homework to the student, but “handing it in” to describe her sending it back. “Send” is a better choice. I would use “hand it in” only to refer to a paper document submitted in person. Click to expand...

Linkway said: If you want to tell her to send the homework to you by email, you should not say "hand it in". You could use "submit", but that sounds a bit over-formal. Why not simply say: "You can send it to me by email, when you're ready." Click to expand...

Also: 'You can email it to me next week'.  

Florentia52 said: to describe her sending it back Click to expand...

Vagner Luiz said: Can I use "hand in" If I am writing to my student and telling her to send her homework to me (by email)? Click to expand...

For those of us who are, in fact, bothered by the hands-free nature of email, I suggest "turn in your homework."  

Rover_KE said: Also: 'You can email it to me next week'. Click to expand...

dojibear said: "Homework" is an assignment. As a teacher, you are sending a request for work. The student will send you the finished work. So the student is not "sending it back". The student is sending you something completely different than the thing you sent. In my opinion the phrase "hand in homework" (including the phrasal verb "hand in") means "submit a completed homework assignment to the teacher". There is nothing wrong with "handing in homework using email". In traditional schools (pre-internet, last century) all homework assignments were done on paper, and you "handed in" the homework by "handing" the pieces of paper to the teacher in class. That is where the "hand in" term came from. But pieces of paper don't exist, in a huge number of modern classes. There are entire universities that are entirely on-line. My daughter got her RN degree on-line. For tests, she had to go to an in-person testing center. Everything else was done on-line. Homework was "handed in" by sending a file to the teacher. If it was a multiple-choice quiz, it was probably on a website. Click to expand...

Myridon said: For those of us who are, in fact, bothered by the hands-free nature of email, I suggest "turn in your homework." Click to expand...

• Oct 15, 2019

RM1(SS) said: Click to expand...

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• offer Your doctor should be able to offer advice.
• provide This booklet provides useful information about local services.
• supply The lake supplies the whole town with water.
• donate Four hundred dollars has been donated to the school book fund.
• Please hand in your keys at reception on your departure from the hotel .
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• accommodate
• accommodate someone with something
• administration
• arm someone with something
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