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"A teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"
Hi, would someone please tell me what's the difference between "a teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"? Thanks.
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Hi, would someone please tell me what's the difference between "a teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"? Consider these examples. Tom is a teacher of sorts.
- Hi, would someone please tell me what's the difference between "a teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"?
- Consider these examples.
- Tom is a teacher of sorts.
- This is often a rather negative remark meaning that Tom is not a very good teacher.
- Tom is a sort of teacher.
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Hi,
would someone please tell me what's the difference between "a teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"?
Consider these examples.
Tom is a teacher of sorts. This is often a rather negative remark meaning that Tom is not a very good teacher.
Tom is a sort of teacher. He teaches, but he's not a real or official teacher. The
would someone please tell me what's the difference between "a teacher of sorts" and "a sort of teacher"?
Consider these examples.
Tom is a teacher of sorts. This is often a rather negative remark meaning that Tom is not a very good teacher.
Tom is a sort of teacher. He teaches, but he's not a real or official teacher. The
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