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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
I wonder if the following sentences are correct.
Teacher to students
Make sure that you bring your name cards with you for next class.
Teacher to students
Make sure that you bring your name cards with you for next class.
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Hi Sun 94, and welcome to English Forums. You need an article - for the next class. It's possible that either "to" or "for" is correct.
- Hi Sun 94, and welcome to English Forums.
- You need an article - for the next class.
- It's possible that either "to" or "for" is correct.
- If the students are leaving teacher A's room and going to teacher B's room and they need the cards in teacher B's room, then they should take them TO the next class.
- If teacher A wants them for use in her own next class (the next day, for example), then they should bring them FOR the next class.
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Hi Sun 94, and welcome to English Forums.
You need an article - for the next class.
It's possible that either "to" or "for" is correct. If the students are leaving teacher A's room and going to teacher B's room and they need the cards in teacher B's room, then they should take them TO the next class.
If teacher A wants them for use in her own next class (the next day, f
You need an article - for the next class.
It's possible that either "to" or "for" is correct. If the students are leaving teacher A's room and going to teacher B's room and they need the cards in teacher B's room, then they should take them TO the next class.
If teacher A wants them for use in her own next class (the next day, f
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