To the Editor:
The use of on-line translation services to cheat on language proficiency exams ("Online tests may facilitate cheating," DP, 9/15/05) is unlikely to help our students improve their grades. Below is my letter again, translated to Spanish and back again to English using one of the more popular translation Web sites.
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The translation connected services use to swindle in language skill exams is improbable to help our students improve their degrees. Under it is my letter again, translated Spaniard and to the back again to utilize of English one of the most popular Web sites of translation.
John Trueswell
The author is a professor of psychology and director of the Language and Communication Sciences Program at Penn
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