11 Comments
In British English we usually use the name "scissors" rather than "pair of scissors"
April 21, 2018
ZackReagin
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In American English "scissors" is far more common than "pair of scissors" as well, though both are used.
August 13, 2018
Don't hold your breath! They may not get round to fixing it for months. They are volunteers and hardly any students are paying for the course (how many times have you seen "PLUS" after someone's name?) so we can't really complain.
August 4, 2018
They shouldn't be volunteers. They should be paid. Isn't that one reason we're putting up all these ads?
November 17, 2018
Why do everyone here suggest that broken scissors should be accepted?! In my opinion only functioning scissors schould be accepted!
October 16, 2018
