When in detention, is it quicker to write lines in sentences or one word at a time on each line?

Question

any suggestions on writing them quicker?

Answer 1

Ask the person overseeing the detention if you can read a book instead. Unless you have a sever learning disability writing the same words multiple times will do little to help your education.

Tell them that by reading a book, it can help your education, infinetly more than this pointless practice. After all, you go to school to learn, not waste time.

As a past teacher, I would find it impossible to refute this argument if a student ever brought this point up to me.

Answer 2

When on paper, you can do both at the same time.

Hold 2 (or more if you can) pens 1 above another and making sure both pens are touching the paper, write out the sentence. If done correctly it should cut down the lines by half.

Answer 3

goin all the way down the page word by word all the i's etc is best. tho if u get time to practice' im guessin u will other wise u wouldn't worry if it was a 1 off, use 2 or 3 pens it takes some doin but can b done.

Answer 4

One word at a time is quicker, but it is better to behave yourself than to go to detention.

Answer 5

It is easier to write lines in one word than writing it in sentences because then u feel that u have done a blunder in class or anywhere else when u see yourself writing each word many times.It makes u realize your mistakes.

Answer 6

It's much quicker if you don't do what ever it was to get into detention in the first place.

Answer 7

1 word is far quicker but if u get caught u will have to write it all out again.

Answer 8

To write lines in sentences.

Answer 9

Tape 5 pens together then you write 5 lines per every one

Answer 10

In the long run it's quicker if you stop looking for cheats, which is probably what landed you there in the first place.