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Bluetigerx3 Posted 16 years ago
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"You may need to get some more experience teaching."
Hi, is this sentence correct? It seems like it is, but I do not understand why. What is the grammar rule that connects the noun "experience" to the following verb "teaching." Does it mean "You need to get more teachers who can teach you about the subject of experience?" Thanks so much
Hi, is this sentence correct? It seems like it is, but I do not understand why. What is the grammar rule that connects the noun "experience" to the following verb "teaching." Does it mean "You need to get more teachers who can teach you about the subject of experience?" Thanks so much
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I basically take it to mean You may need to get some more experience as a teacher .
- I basically take it to mean You may need to get some more experience as a teacher .
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I basically take it to mean
You may need to get some more experience as a teacher.
You may need to get some more experience as a teacher.
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Hi,
The sentence you said makes more sense, also if the verb which describes the noun was put in front like this : "You may need to get more teaching experience." it follows the rule of the ing verb acting as an adjective to describe the noun ." Can someone please explain the mechanics of how this particular grammar form works? The previous post was made by my friend whom I'm teach
The sentence you said makes more sense, also if the verb which describes the noun was put in front like this : "You may need to get more teaching experience." it follows the rule of the ing verb acting as an adjective to describe the noun ." Can someone please explain the mechanics of how this particular grammar form works? The previous post was made by my friend whom I'm teach
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