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Johnson13 Posted 13 years ago
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Attain junior school level
In an educational system, one level is known as high school; another, senior secondary school; another, junior secondary school. If a student's proficiency in the Japanese language is not as high as it should be for a high school/senior secondary school/junior secondary school student, how should we phrase the sentence to descibe him/her? Can we say this?:
-His/Her Japanese doesn't attain high school/senior secondary/junior secondary level.
Are there other ways of expressing the same meaning?
Thank you. J.
-His/Her Japanese doesn't attain high school/senior secondary/junior secondary level.
Are there other ways of expressing the same meaning?
Thank you. J.
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In an educational system, one level is known as high school ; another, senior secondary school ; another, junior secondary school . If a student's proficiency in the Japanese language is not as high as it should be for a high school/senior secondary school/junior secondary school student, how should we phrase the sentence to descibe him/her? : -His/Her Japanese doesn't attain high school/senior secondary/junior secondary level.
- In an educational system, one level is known as high school ; another, senior secondary school ; another, junior secondary school .
- If a student's proficiency in the Japanese language is not as high as it should be for a high school/senior secondary school/junior secondary school student, how should we phrase the sentence to descibe him/her?
- : -His/Her Japanese doesn't attain high school/senior secondary/junior secondary level.
- Awkward and unnatural.
- Are there other ways of expressing the same meaning?
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In an educational system, one level is known as high school; another, senior secondary school; another, junior secondary school. If a student's proficiency in the Japanese language is not as high as it should be for a high school/senior secondary school/junior secondary school student, how should we phrase the sentence to descibe him/her? Can we say this?:
-His/Her Ja
-His/Her Ja
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