I personally hope this is made more aware, especially to Parents who probably don't know what their kids get up to on the net these days.Could by burning illegal videos for all you know. Slightly less odd would be 'Did you do your homework.' (Leaving out 'yet'. In this part of the world, the 'Did you do your homework yet,' version would be very odd indeed. This is a good topic, and happy that you brought it up, it questions whether younger age users of this networks are rather abusing their privileges to this network and so we need to where the line needs to be drawn. panjandrum said: This could be another example of the AE/BE variation in the use of past/present perfect. They are given the tool, and coincidentally they will do anything in their reach to make their time in school that little bit easier. I feel 'Kids' themselves are getting cheated.who could blame them for resorting to the net. I'm still in school, finishing next year and I guess even with the current workload I am given I still do not resort to letting the net form or answer for my homework.not because I would feel guilty but rather the fact that I would then struggle to form ideas of my own, and thinking of my own- perspective wise and speaking articulately to get that perspective across. (Note: This is not directed at anyone in particular including myself)

Yeah its sad how we've led to let our ourselves be taught information by the internet

Do your homework