Expression or Expressing Them?
"To infuse the habit of “expression” in them"
Or
"To infuse the habit of expressing themselves in them"
I want to write that I want students to have the habit of expressing themselves. Though, I have to incorporate it in the "Our Objectives" section of my website. So, I have to start with "to". How do I write it?
Top answer
The word 'i nfuse ' is not a *** choice here. Look at the word inculcate. " But it's better to say this more simply and directly.
- The word 'i nfuse ' is not a *** choice here.
- Look at the word inculcate.
- " But it's better to say this more simply and directly.
- eg To teach / train them not to be afraid to express their own opinions.
- Clive
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The word 'infuse' is not a *** choice here. Look at the word inculcate.
eg "To inculcate in them the habit of expressing themselves."
But it's better to say this more simply and directly.
eg To teach / train them not to be afraid to express their own opinions.
Clive
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