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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
dialogue 1
Are there correct?
(a) Teacher: Class. do you follow me?
Students: Yes, teacher. we must do our work before pass up.
(b) Teacher: Class, do you listen what I say? / Class, do you know what I am saying?
(a) Teacher: Class. do you follow me?
Students: Yes, teacher. we must do our work before pass up.
(b) Teacher: Class, do you listen what I say? / Class, do you know what I am saying?
Top answer
a) 'before pass up' doesn't make any sense. What is pass up? b) Class, are you listening to what I am saying?
- a) 'before pass up' doesn't make any sense.
- What is pass up?
- b) Class, are you listening to what I am saying?
- (are you paying attention).
- Class, do you understand what I have said?
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a) 'before pass up' doesn't make any sense. What is pass up?
b) Class, are you listening to what I am saying? (are you paying attention).
Class, do you understand what I have said? (comprehension of the lesson).
b) Class, are you listening to what I am saying? (are you paying attention).
Class, do you understand what I have said? (comprehension of the lesson).
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Vincent TeoAre there correct?
(a) Teacher: Class. do you follow me?
Students: Yes, teacher. we must do our work before pass up. (Do you mean 'We must do finish our work before passing it up'?)
(b) Teacher: Class, do you listen what I say? / Class, do you know what I am saying?
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I'd tend to say "hand it in" rather than "pass it up" in this context.
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