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Could you tell me whether the sentence is correct?
Divided into groups of two, first student will write a word on the whiteboard; the second will write the corresponding rhyming word in front of it.
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That isn't quite right. Assuming future tense "will" is actually what you want, you can say: The students will be divided into pairs. Within each pair, the first student will write a word on the whiteboard, and the second will write the corresponding rhyming word in front of it.
- That isn't quite right.
- Assuming future tense "will" is actually what you want, you can say: The students will be divided into pairs.
- Within each pair, the first student will write a word on the whiteboard, and the second will write the corresponding rhyming word in front of it.
- "the corresponding rhyming word" implies that the second student is choosing a word from a predetermined list, rather than thinking of a rhyme themselves.
- If they are thinking of a rhyme themselves, say "a rhyming word".
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That isn't quite right. Assuming future tense "will" is actually what you want, you can say:
The students will be divided into pairs. Within each pair, the first student will write a word on the whiteboard, and the second will write the corresponding rhyming word in front of it.
"the corresponding rhyming word" implies that the second student is choosing a word from a predet
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