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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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A few corrections d
Can I say,
(a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good.
(b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher.
(c) She is short woman with short yellow/ short curly hair.
(d) She is a good / best / experienced / clever /genious / smart teacher.
(e) Her favourite food is an / - ice cream.
(f) She is a common / normal teacher .
She is a happy and beautiful teacher.
She is an attractive teacher.
(a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good.
(b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher.
(c) She is short woman with short yellow/ short curly hair.
(d) She is a good / best / experienced / clever /genious / smart teacher.
(e) Her favourite food is an / - ice cream.
(f) She is a common / normal teacher .
She is a happy and beautiful teacher.
She is an attractive teacher.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good. (b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher. (c) She is short woman with short yellow/ short curly hair.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good.
- (b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher.
- (c) She is short woman with short yellow/ short curly hair.
- (d) She is a good / best / experienced / clever /genious / smart teacher.
- (e) Her favourite food dessert is an / - ice cream.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good.
(b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher.
(c) She is short woman with short yellow/ short curly hair.
(d) She is a good / best / experienced / clever /genious / smart teacher.
(e) Her favourite
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) Her lessons is very fun / funny / attractive/ boring / cool /good. lessons = plural. Your verb is singular. The collocation is "great fun"
(b)She is a helpful, responsible and good manner teacher. "Well-mannered" - otherwise it is fine.
(c) She is
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Feebs11Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) Her lessons are very funny / attractive/ cool /good.
(b)She is a helpful, responsible and well-mannered teacher.
(d) She is a best /ingenious teacher. (is that correct?)
(f) She is a common / normal teacher .
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d) the best or an ingenious
f - common/normal cannot be used as a synonym for average here. To describe someone as 'common' is insulting as it means vulgar, coarse. To describe someone as a normal X could be rather odd - only use if you were comparing to some unusual teacher. For example: Is she a specialist science teacher? No, she is just a normal teacher. But this doesn't comment on he
f - common/normal cannot be used as a synonym for average here. To describe someone as 'common' is insulting as it means vulgar, coarse. To describe someone as a normal X could be rather odd - only use if you were comparing to some unusual teacher. For example: Is she a specialist science teacher? No, she is just a normal teacher. But this doesn't comment on he
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