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Students will have the opportunity to attend one or more synchronous learning experiences per subject/per week
Does this mean that students have the chance to work with their peers once or more every week, and they have the chance to work with their peers once or more than once in each subject (in the whole duration of the time, or is it each week)?
Is this a conditional sentence?
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Is this a conditional sentence? It has no "if" or anything else that implies "if", so I don't see how it could be conditional. the opportunity to attend one or more ...
- Is this a conditional sentence?
- It has no "if" or anything else that implies "if", so I don't see how it could be conditional.
- the opportunity to attend one or more ...
- experiences per subject/per week This makes no sense.
- It appears to mean 'the opportunity to attend whatever ...
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Is this a conditional sentence?
It has no "if" or anything else that implies "if", so I don't see how it could be conditional.
the opportunity to attend one or more ... experiences per subject/per week
This makes no sense. It appears to mean 'the opportunity to attend whatever ... experiences are offered
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