Primary sources for research projects are sort of like your 'jumping point'-- like a diving board you can walk on to jump into your research. Think of poor spelling and grammar as flaws in the building structure of the board; if there is a lot of them-- it implies that your source is not well-credited, or in the case of our metaphor, well-built.
Please, however, note that poor grammar and spelling is sometimes OKAY. It is ONLY okay when your primary source includes spelling and grammar that was the correct way of spelling in the time or region it was written. For example, your primary source may be British and have British English spelling. Also, if a writer is trying to epitomize a particular dialect for a poem or a story, they may have off-the-wall, odd spelling and grammar. BUT if there is no dialogue and the source is from America and modern times- no, there shouldn't be any poor spelling or poor grammar.
A secondary source summarizes complex subjects by synthesizing multiple sources.
they are created by people who have never experienced the historical period they described
No, primary sources can still have bias due to the perspective or motivations of the creator. It is important to critically evaluate primary sources for any biases that may influence the information presented.
A voltage is never applied to the secondary It can be used as a source but hen it becomes the primary by definition
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no it never ha and never will
I have never heard of that word. Check your spelling.
The correct spelling is never poetically.An example sentence is "he speaks in riddles, never poetically".
Yes, the correct spelling is brochure.An example sentence for you is: "the hotels never are as good as they look in the brochure".
Never heard of it. Please check your spelling
That is the correct spelling of "unprecedented" (unique, never seen before).