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Hi,
1. “My French teacher always sticks to the guidelines and he never really ventures out of the bounds of the book/goes out of the bounds of the book.”
Could I use this if he doesn’t try to spice up the lectures and always wants us to do exercises in the book?
2. Are these correct?
‘take a casual approach to/towards students’
‘take a casual approach to teaching students’
Thank you.
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Ann225 Could I use this if he doesn’t try to spice up the lectures and always wants us to do exercises in the book? It means that he does not teach anything that isn't in the textbook. Ann225 2.
- Ann225 Could I use this if he doesn’t try to spice up the lectures and always wants us to do exercises in the book?
- It means that he does not teach anything that isn't in the textbook.
- Ann225 2.
- Are these correct?
- take a casual approach towards students - the teacher dresses like a student and tries to be more of an equal than an authority figure ‘take a casual approach to teaching students - the teacher's teaching style is informal, perhaps they don't take it seriously or they do it unprofessionally.
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Ann225Could I use this if he doesn’t try to spice up the lectures and always wants us to do exercises in the book?
It means that he does not teach anything that isn't in the textbook.
Ann2252. Are these correct?
take a casual approach towards students - the teacher dresses like a student and tries to be more of an
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