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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
English speaking people? exchange greetings?
Most of my students are not successful talking with English speaking people(#1) outside the classroom. They cannot keep taking turns with foreigners just after they exchange greetings(#2) with them.
Q1) Do you think #1 and #2 sound OK?
Q2) What words do you recommend instead of them?
Q1) Do you think #1 and #2 sound OK?
Q2) What words do you recommend instead of them?
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English-speaking people is fine (and often hyphenated). There's nothing wrong with exchange greetings, either. I think you mean They cannot converse with foreigners...
- English-speaking people is fine (and often hyphenated).
- There's nothing wrong with exchange greetings, either.
- I think you mean They cannot converse with foreigners...
- Thera are a couple of other things I would change.
- I would omit just and I would probably not use successful.
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English-speaking people is fine (and often hyphenated). There's nothing wrong with exchange greetings, either. I think you mean They cannot converse with foreigners...
Thera are a couple of other things I would change. I would omit just and I would probably not use successful.
CB
Thera are a couple of other things I would change. I would omit just and I would probably not use successful.
CB
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