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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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'Disobeyed,' 'ignored,' or 'disregarded'? 'In' or 'during'?
Should I say 'disobeyed,' 'ignored,' or 'disregarded,' 'in' or 'during'?
Why have you (disobeyed, ignored, disregarded) your teachers' instructions (in, during) school activities?
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To disobey, ignore, or disregard has a similar meaning when dealing with children. ‘during’ is the better choice when describing ‘activities’ as they are ongoing events.
- To disobey, ignore, or disregard has a similar meaning when dealing with children.
- ‘during’ is the better choice when describing ‘activities’ as they are ongoing events.
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To disobey, ignore, or disregard has a similar meaning when dealing with children.
‘during’ is the better choice when describing ‘activities’ as they are ongoing events.
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