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georginasantanna
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A doubt
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Hi everyone! I �m a newbie here and I have a doubt about a test that I want to upload. It is a test I gave my sixth graders last year and it contains clipart which I took from a site called Free ClipArt by Philip Martin (sorry, I �ve forgotten the url) and although the pictures are quite small you can see the name "Martin" on them. What I would like to know is if this can be considered "copyright" or not because if it is I can change the clipart into something that is allowed on eslprintables. It would be really great if someone could enlighten me about this query. Many thanks! |
10 Feb 2016
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cunliffe
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Hi Georgina, Phillip Martin very kindly allows us to use his ClipArt, so no problems there! Lynne Edit: Love your avatar!
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10 Feb 2016
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georginasantanna
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Hi Lynne, Thank you so much for your swift and clear response, Lynne. Seems that we both have a penchant for cats!!! |
10 Feb 2016
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cunliffe
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Oh yes, I love cats with a passion! There are lots of cat lovers on here - have you checked out the teachers � cafe? There �s usually some great cat piccies and cartoons. |
10 Feb 2016
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spinney
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My moggies are a right pain, but I love �em!  |
11 Feb 2016
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cunliffe
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Ooh Dale another catophile! Great. I �m having Cat Wars at the mo - a feral is trying to push his way in and my old ginger tomcat Tink isn �t too keen! Isla ( beautiful black shorthair - you can see her with me on my avatar there;)) is hedging her bets. I shouldn �t encourage the feral (Ferdi) but I can �t resist. One day, he will join our little cat family. |
11 Feb 2016
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Mariethe House
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Now you lot Dale and Lynne You might be catophiles but, please can you use the English everyone speaks , please because each time you write a post or an answer to a post, I have to look up words in the dictionary  ! Moggies! fancy calling cats like that!  In fact I love it! I want more!! |
11 Feb 2016
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cunliffe
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Ha Mariethe, I can �t use my usual word for the furry blighters on here as the Americans get all hot and bothered.  (Pussies) Hot and bothered = in a state of anxiety or emotional discomfort.
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11 Feb 2016
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spinney
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Yep! I �ve been trying to avoid the "p" word in an effort not to offend our cousins across the pond. @Mariethe - I may just have to come up with a worksheet for informal English and common slang for pets. |
11 Feb 2016
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Mariethe House
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I would very much appreciate. Thank you Dale. I am glad I posted because I never knew the p* word for cats was to be avoided in the US! So thank you again Lynne and dale |
11 Feb 2016
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