SAT's = Standard Assessment Tests why does the Radio 4 newsreader insist on saying SAT's Tests this morning, would he say Standard Assessment Tests Tests.
Maybe I'm just grumpy because I've been at work all night. 👿
PIN number, PAC code, ATM machine...
MOT test, no... wait a minute... that example doesn't work does it? 😕
Ty Gwyn House. 🙄
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MOT test, no... wait a minute... that example doesn't work does it?
MOT = Motor Ordinance Test, so you don't need to add the 'Test' bit
Jon1973, never heard of that version of MOT, try the [b]Ministry [/b]Of [b]Transport link for thei official definition:
http://mottesting.org.uk/mot-information-faq-help.html
You've obviously never been to the City of Townsville in Queensland 🙂
[i]Motor Ordinance Test[/i]
To make sure all the rocket launchers and artillery pieces on your car are in full working order?
You're being pedantic while misusing an apostrophe?
OK, I was wrong 😳
To make sure all the rocket launchers and artillery pieces on your car are in full working order?
nothing to do with artillery, so it does work.Ordinance - A statute or regulation
You're being pedantic while misusing an apostrophe?
mis-using.
(maybe 🙂 )
mis-using
Now you're misusing a hyphen.
It's a comma-n mistake.
I heard that SAT didnt stand for Standard Assessment Test any more because it wasnt a standard assessment, so was just SAT now. So SAT Tests would be accurate?
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I heard that SAT didnt stand for Standard Assessment Test any more
It never did. The "S" stands for "Scholastic" (in the American ones at least; in the UK it's a slang term so could mean whatever you want it to).