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Every and each | Phrasal verb: come away from
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Copying texts?-2 :) Fri Sep 29, 2006 18:17 pm  Copying texts?-2 :)
 

Hi

I've just retyped about half a page from some book (written by an American author).

Having it finished, I’ve recognised that my 'copy' differs a bit, as I'd (automatically) typed 'organisation' instead of original 'organization', 'summarising' and 'analysing' -- instead of 'summarizing' and 'analyzing', etc.

My stupid question is:
Can I still say that I have copied (out) the text? transcribed?
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Copying texts?-2 :) Fri Sep 29, 2006 18:26 pm  Copying texts?-2 :)
 

Hi Tamara

I'd say yes. You just can't claim to have made an exact copy. Laughing

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