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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Being in control
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Picture this: you get to switch places with your teacher for the week. Now you are in charge! Aside from all the fun you will have being in control, you must prepare your students for an upcoming writing assignment.
I think "being in control" means that you are in the place of the teacher, that you have the right to control your student.
Right/
Picture this: you get to switch places with your teacher for the week. Now you are in charge! Aside from all the fun you will have being in control, you must prepare your students for an upcoming writing assignment.
I think "being in control" means that you are in the place of the teacher, that you have the right to control your student.
Right/
Top answer
Right, and so does 'be in charge'.
- Right, and so does 'be in charge'.
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