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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Bad teacher
a: I'm not good at math. My teacher says I have to improve.
b: He says that? Maybe it's him that's a bad teacher.
a: No, Mom.
1) Is the sentence natural? (I'm not asking if it's grammatically correct)
2) If yes, which one of "that's" (as used) and "who's" would be more natural?
Thank you in advance.
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anonymous 1) Is the sentence natural? Iffy. I would not be surprised to hear it from a native speaker, but it is a bit garbled.
- anonymous 1) Is the sentence natural?
- Iffy.
- I would not be surprised to hear it from a native speaker, but it is a bit garbled.
- That structure is better if you are comparing two teachers, but we know what you mean.
- anonymous (I'm not asking if it's grammatically correct) Ok, then I won't tell you that it is.
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anonymous1) Is the sentence natural?
Iffy. I would not be surprised to hear it from a native speaker, but it is a bit garbled. That structure is better if you are comparing two teachers, but we know what you mean.
anonymous(I'm not asking if it's grammatically correct)
Ok, then I won't tell you that it is.
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