Ireland ranks top for reading and comprehension skills by WarbossPepe Tags:ireland 27 comments We read good. Us fail English? That’s unpossible. Suck it Denmark! “Reading and comprehension” is not the same thing as “reading comprehension.” You have let us all down sir. Some of the exchanges I have on here; I beg to differ. 🤪 Ireland is an incredible country Not possible, the stupid post election outrage meme threads told me our education system has been destroyed. Who should I believe!? Ireland is an inedible country. Yet my spoken English is so much worse than the average German or Scandinavian. I’d casually say something like “Where do he be’s at?” and honestly, I don’t care to correct myself anymore. Just owning it at this point. Hell yeah we our That’s lies, I was involved in an accident and got no comprehension. I speak good england since I were a children Unpossible Why can’t we be more like ~~Denmark~~ ~~Sweden~~ Ireland! There is no way the US should be that high up Ya? Go tell that to some of the lads I work with I dunno, someone in one of my group chats said ‘should of’ instead of ‘should have’ and it made me lose faith in our education system. The first time I visited Ireland before moving what made the biggest impression on me was the sheer volume (hah!) of bookstores. The Irish are best at English ,,,,,, Just let that settle in there. At English I refuse to believe the US is that high. Lol, good April Fool’s joke No stop no positively allowed. Actually no one in Ireland can read, this subs comments are fully speech to text. Not for long A good argument for unification, because I’m sure NI isn’t doing as well. Makes up for the fact we can’t speak any other languages That’s great. Almost 20% of people not being able to read at that point is still a pretty abysmal failure, though. The figure should be 98% plus everywhere, even allowing for those with various severe learning difficulties. There is something flawed here unless the US has made dramatic improvements to its education system. Comments are closed.
“Reading and comprehension” is not the same thing as “reading comprehension.” You have let us all down sir.
Not possible, the stupid post election outrage meme threads told me our education system has been destroyed. Who should I believe!?
Yet my spoken English is so much worse than the average German or Scandinavian. I’d casually say something like “Where do he be’s at?” and honestly, I don’t care to correct myself anymore. Just owning it at this point.
I dunno, someone in one of my group chats said ‘should of’ instead of ‘should have’ and it made me lose faith in our education system.
The first time I visited Ireland before moving what made the biggest impression on me was the sheer volume (hah!) of bookstores.
No stop no positively allowed. Actually no one in Ireland can read, this subs comments are fully speech to text.
That’s great. Almost 20% of people not being able to read at that point is still a pretty abysmal failure, though. The figure should be 98% plus everywhere, even allowing for those with various severe learning difficulties.
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We read good.
Us fail English? That’s unpossible.
Suck it Denmark!
“Reading and comprehension” is not the same thing as “reading comprehension.”
You have let us all down sir.
Some of the exchanges I have on here; I beg to differ. 🤪
Ireland is an incredible country
Not possible, the stupid post election outrage meme threads told me our education system has been destroyed.
Who should I believe!?
Ireland is an inedible country.
Yet my spoken English is so much worse than the average German or Scandinavian.
I’d casually say something like “Where do he be’s at?” and honestly, I don’t care to correct myself anymore. Just owning it at this point.
Hell yeah we our
That’s lies, I was involved in an accident and got no comprehension.
I speak good england since I were a children
Unpossible
Why can’t we be more like ~~Denmark~~ ~~Sweden~~ Ireland!
There is no way the US should be that high up
Ya? Go tell that to some of the lads I work with
I dunno, someone in one of my group chats said ‘should of’ instead of ‘should have’ and it made me lose faith in our education system.
The first time I visited Ireland before moving what made the biggest impression on me was the sheer volume (hah!) of bookstores.
The Irish are best at English ,,,,,, Just let that settle in there.
At English
I refuse to believe the US is that high.
Lol, good April Fool’s joke
No stop no positively allowed. Actually no one in Ireland can read, this subs comments are fully speech to text.
Not for long
A good argument for unification, because I’m sure NI isn’t doing as well.
Makes up for the fact we can’t speak any other languages
That’s great.
Almost 20% of people not being able to read at that point is still a pretty abysmal failure, though.
The figure should be 98% plus everywhere, even allowing for those with various severe learning difficulties.
There is something flawed here unless the US has made dramatic improvements to its education system.
Comments are closed.