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Tinanam0102 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Fellow student
Hi teachers,
1. Would "their classmates" be same "their fellow students"?
2. 'John married his fellow student.' To me this sentence sounds like John was the teacher and he married one of his students.
3. Is 'fellow classmates" same as 'classmates of same equvalence'?
Thank you.
Tinanam
1. Would "their classmates" be same "their fellow students"?
2. 'John married his fellow student.' To me this sentence sounds like John was the teacher and he married one of his students.
3. Is 'fellow classmates" same as 'classmates of same equvalence'?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Top answer
1. yes 2. This would most likely mean that John and his spouse were classmates.
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- yes 2.
- This would most likely mean that John and his spouse were classmates.
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- Usually, yes.
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1. yes
2. This would most likely mean that John and his spouse were classmates.
3. Usually, yes.
"Fellow," in this context, is used to refer to one's peers.
If you are my fellow employee, then you and I are both employees at the same company. Not necessarily of the same rank, but you are not my boss nor am I yours, and we are at approximately the same lev
2. This would most likely mean that John and his spouse were classmates.
3. Usually, yes.
"Fellow," in this context, is used to refer to one's peers.
If you are my fellow employee, then you and I are both employees at the same company. Not necessarily of the same rank, but you are not my boss nor am I yours, and we are at approximately the same lev
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Hi,
1. Would "their classmates" be same "their fellow students"? Yes, if you are talking about people in the same class. But 'fellow students' could also refer eg to all the other students in your school.
2. 'John married his fellow student.' To me this sentence sounds like John was the teacher and he married one of his students.
1. Would "their classmates" be same "their fellow students"? Yes, if you are talking about people in the same class. But 'fellow students' could also refer eg to all the other students in your school.
2. 'John married his fellow student.' To me this sentence sounds like John was the teacher and he married one of his students.
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tinanam01023. Is 'fellow classmates" same as 'classmates of same equivalence'?Your wording is awkward. You probably mean "equal standing" or "equal rank" but I don't really know when you would ever say such a thing unless you are comparing academic records.
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