This almost illiterate answer in an English exam:
If he wasent doing enthing els heel help his uncle Herry at the funfair during the day. And had stoody at nigh on other thing he did was invent new rides.
“Becoues he invented a lot of new rides he won a prize. He didn’t live with his mum he lived with his wife
was given higher marks than this answer:
Quickly, it became apparent that Pip was a fantastic rider: a complete natural. But it was his love of horses that led to a tragic accident. An accident that would change his life forever.
“At the age of 7, he was training for a local competition when his horse, Mandy, swerved sideways unexpectedly, throwing Pip on to the ground, paralysed.”
The Times, Exam littered with spelling mistakes scores higher than one written fluently
Nobody cares. This is run-of-the-mill stuff for national examination marking standards in the UK.
