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Btan2893 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Hi can anybody check the wording of these sentences?
Hi all! Here are the sentences: 1. Discussions have been made about why tutors don't remark the assignments.
2. Media has long been an integral part of daily life.
3. Education is defined as the process of facilitating learning, which serves as a role in shaping a child's development.
4. So would the learning outcomes that education produces.
Sorry I can't give more context because I made up all these sentences. I just wanna know if there is any wording problem regardless of the meaning of these sentences.
Thank you : )
2. Media has long been an integral part of daily life.
3. Education is defined as the process of facilitating learning, which serves as a role in shaping a child's development.
4. So would the learning outcomes that education produces.
Sorry I can't give more context because I made up all these sentences. I just wanna know if there is any wording problem regardless of the meaning of these sentences.
Thank you : )
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Hello, btan2893—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
1. Discussions have been held about why tutors don't remark the assignments.
2. The media have long been an integral part of daily life.
3. Education is defined as the process of facilitating learning, which has a role in shaping a child's development.
1. Discussions have been held about why tutors don't remark the assignments.
2. The media have long been an integral part of daily life.
3. Education is defined as the process of facilitating learning, which has a role in shaping a child's development.
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