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Dzzhang96 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

About the word"career"

i'm confused with the word"career". For example, his teaching/coaching career or his teacher/coach career, i think the former one is more likely to be used, but I also find "his student career" in the dictionary. An explanation would be helpful.Thanks. Emotion: smile
  

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The former is correct. Or alternatively, you can use 'his career as a teacher/coach'.

— Ivanhr

  • The former is correct.
  • Or alternatively, you can use 'his career as a teacher/coach'.
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The former is correct. Or alternatively, you can use 'his career as a teacher/coach'.
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but how can i explain his student career??
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Normally, the word 'career' is preceded either by an adjective or by a noun functioning as an adjective.In your example, the 'student' functions as an adjective.
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