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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
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5 years teaching OR a 5 year teaching?
Let me offer my opinion and thinking from more than 5 years teaching as an ESL teacher.
Q1) Is the underlined part different from this pattern?: a 50 minute lecture (a 50 minute lecturing)
Q2) Should I say 50 minutes lecturing?
Q1) Is the underlined part different from this pattern?: a 50 minute lecture (a 50 minute lecturing)
Q2) Should I say 50 minutes lecturing?
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moon7296 ... from more than 5 years teaching as an ESL teacher You have several ways to fix this. from more than five years' teaching (experience) as an ESL teacher.
- moon7296 ...
- from more than 5 years teaching as an ESL teacher You have several ways to fix this.
- from more than five years' teaching (experience) as an ESL teacher.
- from more than five years of teaching as an ESL teacher.
- from more than five years of teaching ESL.
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moon7296... from more than 5 years teaching as an ESL teacherYou have several ways to fix this.
... from more than five years' teaching (experience) as an ESL teacher.
... from more than five years of teaching as an ESL teacher.
... from more than five years of teaching ESL.
moon7296a 50 minute lectureYou
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