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Can we say "Good morning, teacher?"
In many textbooks, we see "Good morning, Sir" or "Good morning, Miss." But can we say "Good morning, teacher?"
If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for example, still a lecturer. How should we call him? Can we say "Good morning, Lecturer?"
If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for example, still a lecturer. How should we call him? Can we say "Good morning, Lecturer?"
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"[/nq] I think only in schools for very young children, who address the teacher as "Teacher". " ... " [nq:1]If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for example, still a lecturer.
- "[/nq] I think only in schools for very young children, who address the teacher as "Teacher".
- " ...
- " [nq:1]If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for example, still a lecturer.
- How should we call him?
- "[/nq] No.
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[nq:1]In many textbooks, we see "Good morning, Sir" or "Good morning, Miss." But can we say "Good morning, teacher?"[/nq]
I think only in schools for very young children, who address the teacher as "Teacher".
"Please Teacher, I need the toilet."
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"Please Teacher, I don't need the toilet any more."
[nq:1]If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for exampl
I think only in schools for very young children, who address the teacher as "Teacher".
"Please Teacher, I need the toilet."
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"Please Teacher, I don't need the toilet any more."
[nq:1]If the teacher is a college teacher, but not a professor yet, for exampl
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Sorry to interrupt you. Would you mind if I ask one thing related to the name?
What if you are faced to talk to a teacher in school and don't have time to exchange names?
Isn't it best to call him/her "teacher" whatever grades they are in and "professor or doctor" if they are college students?
Still being confused.
Regards, Jaeheung
What if you are faced to talk to a teacher in school and don't have time to exchange names?
Isn't it best to call him/her "teacher" whatever grades they are in and "professor or doctor" if they are college students?
Still being confused.
Regards, Jaeheung
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[nq:1]Sorry to interrupt you. Would you mind if I ask one thing related to the name? What if you are faced to talk to a teacher in school and don't have time to exchange names?[/nq]
I don't understand why there wouldn't be time to "exchange names".
In traditional British schools, pupils would be expected to address teachers as Sir or Miss at all times.
[nq:1]Isn't it best to call
I don't understand why there wouldn't be time to "exchange names".
In traditional British schools, pupils would be expected to address teachers as Sir or Miss at all times.
[nq:1]Isn't it best to call
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