That's actually okay grammar. People do well, things do good; "how are you doing = well" "how's the soup = good". As for using 'real' or 'really' in this usage it is just a stylistic thing. It's being used as an emphatic. If I were you I wouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth, be thankful you got a real high score, and continue to get good grades.
@2:08 "real" is an adjective. "really" is an adverb. It's not a matter of style. "real" is not correct in this context because "real" is describing "good", which does not follow conventional English grammar. Given the context, the sentence could be rephrased, "this was a genuine or true good paper", which doesn't really make sense grammatically or semantically. The usage of "good" as opposed to "well" is a similar issue.
11:19 go suck a dick. It's you're not your. And he was joking because well didn't work at the end of that sentence, like the previous guy said. You're.. Yes you're (you are) a dumbass.
7:48, experiment with language on your resume, next job interview, or any professional document. See how far that gets you in life. Have the balls to learn how to speak and write correctly.
Real can be used as an adverb in informal speech to mean "very." It isn't good to use it on a resume, or in an essay (or when grading an essay...), but there isn't anything grammatically wrong with it.
I don't know guys. Apart from the fact that the person called it a college this could easily been Brock University. 905 is the area code for the Niagara Region as well. Seriously, if you can walk and talk, you can go to Brock.
ahaha Sheridan College...and then a guy ragging on Sheridan because he goes to Humber...Queen's baby, represent the upper echelon of learning in Canada. fuckers
3:58-- people can't fight with fists, so might as well flaunt your superiority with education... Which is most likely just something you picked up at some party.
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