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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
A low level of students VS low-level students?
1. You are teaching a low level of students?
2. You are teaching low-level students?
3. You are teaching lower level students. (<=> higher level students.) (cf. middle level students?)
I think #1 and #3 are correct, aren't they? and its' opposite and cf are also correct?
2. You are teaching low-level students?
3. You are teaching lower level students. (<=> higher level students.) (cf. middle level students?)
I think #1 and #3 are correct, aren't they? and its' opposite and cf are also correct?
Top answer
#2 and #3 are OK. #1 is not.
- #2 and #3 are OK.
- #1 is not.
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3. I have experiences teaching different level students.
4. I have experiences teaching different grade students.
Q1) Are they correct to say?
Q2) Is it correct to say 'I have experiences ~ing'?
4. I have experiences teaching different grade students.
Q1) Are they correct to say?
Q2) Is it correct to say 'I have experiences ~ing'?
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3. I have experience teaching different level students.
4. I have experience teaching different grade students.
Q1) Are they correct to say?-- They are awkward formations but probably heard.
Q2) Is it correct to say 'I have experience ~ing'?- Yes, as corrected.
4. I have experience teaching different grade students.
Q1) Are they correct to say?-- They are awkward formations but probably heard.
Q2) Is it correct to say 'I have experience ~ing'?- Yes, as corrected.
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Regarding questions No.1, is "...students who are different level/grade" more natural to say?
Or.. what about this? "I have experience teaching students whose level/grade are various?
Or.. what about this? "I have experience teaching students whose level/grade are various?
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Regarding questions No.1, is "...students who are different levels/grades" more natural to say?-- Yes, that sounds easier on the tongue.
Or.. what about this? "I have experience teaching students whose level/grade are various?-- No, this doesn't sound natural to me.
Overall, this is not an easy structure to evaluate. Trying to come up with what I say results in thi
Or.. what about this? "I have experience teaching students whose level/grade are various?-- No, this doesn't sound natural to me.
Overall, this is not an easy structure to evaluate. Trying to come up with what I say results in thi
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Mister Micawber I have experience teaching students of different levels.Before I wrote the previous sentence, my american friend said "I have experience teaching different grades of students"
Is it also correct?
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Look, moon—in conversation, a speaker could manage to utter just about all of the permutations that we have mentioned in this thread. I have tried to give you the least awkward ones, so please try to use those.
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