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Fireflysaigon Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Demonstration & demonstrating

Could anyone help me with this question?

Teachers who are good at ___ can make students understand easily.
A. demonstrate B. demonstrating C. demonstrations D. demonstrative

My option is "demonstrating, not "demonstration". I can't explain why. Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks in advance
  

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Well, which is the available choice, 'demonstration' or 'demonstration s '? Anyway, I see nothing whatsoever wrong with any of these: good at demonstrating, good at demonstration, or good at demonstrations .

— Mister Micawber

  • Well, which is the available choice, 'demonstration' or 'demonstration s '?
  • Anyway, I see nothing whatsoever wrong with any of these: good at demonstrating, good at demonstration, or good at demonstrations .
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Well, which is the available choice, 'demonstration' or 'demonstrations'?

Anyway, I see nothing whatsoever wrong with any of these: good at demonstrating, good at demonstration, or good at demonstrations.
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Hi, Mr. Micawber!
I have just looked up the Longman Dictionary and have found one meaning of "demonstration"like this " DEMONSTRATE (transitive) to show that you have a particular ability, quality, or feeling:He has demonstrated an ability to meet deadlines. In my opinion, "C. demonstrations" sounds to be the best choice. Does "demonstrations" sound better than "demonstration"? I am looking f
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That is not the meaning of the word in this sentence. As I said before, all sound fine to me.
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