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Purpose of KERPOOF Research Project
The present KERPOOF story telling project was designed to explore how 16 EFL university students studying at the Preparatory School, Sakarya University/Turkey weave fictional
stories into the media enriched environment, and how the use of a particular software sparks the creative writing among them.
stories into the media enriched environment, and how the use of a particular software sparks the creative writing among them.
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2 comments:
Tunçhan, you are still using capital letters. As far as I'm concerned, the way you use in yor stories is not true. According to rules of story writing, you must use captital letters only while you are starting a sentence and in use for special names. But if we think your grammer which you use in your stories are well. Congradulations!
Tunçhan i think you should be more careful about punctuation.For example in the first and second pages you used "but" at the begining of the sentence after the dot.What i mean is you shouldn't use "but" after dot or don't use dot.
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