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Red Rose Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Advanced and progressive

Hi,everybody!
who can tell me which is correct Emotion: sad1) or(2)? what distinction is between them?

(!)I learned some advanced English words from my foreigner friends

(2)I learned some progressive English words from my foreigner friends

thank in advance

RedRose
  

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Hello Red Rose, So nice to have you on the board again. "Advanced English" usually means 'high level English' compared with introductory or intermediate level of English But I doubt there is a separate, understandable term as “progressive English”. You may get the implication from it either as a gradual learning method, or as an innovative method opposed to the traditional way of learning.

— Mirapence

  • Hello Red Rose, So nice to have you on the board again.
  • "Advanced English" usually means 'high level English' compared with introductory or intermediate level of English But I doubt there is a separate, understandable term as “progressive English”.
  • You may get the implication from it either as a gradual learning method, or as an innovative method opposed to the traditional way of learning.
  • The former seems to carry more weight as the probable meaning though.
  • I'd say the first one is more appropriately worded.
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Hello Red Rose,

So nice to have you on the board again.

"Advanced English" usually means 'high level English' compared with introductory or intermediate level of English

But I doubt there is a separate, understandable term as “progressive English”.
You may get the implication from it either as a gradual learning method, or as an innovative method opposed to the
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mirapence, thank you! it has been a long time since I logged into the forum last time. now I read your reply, and I really appreciate you a lot!
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