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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
An English native speaker
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An English native speaker may not be able to clearly communicate more complex ideas and structures to students especially if his understanding of the local language is limited.
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- an English native speaker
- a native English speaker
May I ask which is correct?
An English native speaker may not be able to clearly communicate more complex ideas and structures to students especially if his understanding of the local language is limited.
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- an English native speaker
- a native English speaker
May I ask which is correct?
Top answer
Native English speaker is right.
- Native English speaker is right.
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Hi,
See also native English speaker vs. English native speaker
Regards
HUBLOTWhich is correct?Native English speaker (or native speaker of English), as already noted.
See also native English speaker vs. English native speaker
Regards
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Hi,
I prefer 'a native English speaker'.
Consider this simple example.
A: We need an English speaker for this job.
B: What kind?
A: A native Eng
I prefer 'a native English speaker'.
Consider this simple example.
A: We need an English speaker for this job.
B: What kind?
A: A native Eng
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