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Perfect Stranger Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

How to say it in English no. x12

Dear All,

I'm trying to convey the idea that a student's performance differs from one class to another (not sure if this sentence is correct) I also don't know if these words could be used in what I'm trying to say:

realisation
carrying out
rendering
execution

Thanks in advance
  

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Perfect Stranger realisationcarrying outrenderingexecution These all seem rather stilted to me as they stand. What is wrong with saying, "Mr Smith's performance is irregular; it differs/varies from class to class"? That sounds quite appropriate to me.

— Mister Micawber

  • Perfect Stranger realisationcarrying outrenderingexecution These all seem rather stilted to me as they stand.
  • What is wrong with saying, "Mr Smith's performance is irregular; it differs/varies from class to class"?
  • That sounds quite appropriate to me.
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Perfect Strangerrealisationcarrying outrenderingexecution
These all seem rather stilted to me as they stand. What is wrong with saying, "Mr Smith's performance is irregular; it differs/varies from class to class"? That sounds quite appropriate to me.
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Mister MicawberWhat is wrong with saying, "Mr Smith's performance is irregular; it differs/varies from class to class"? That sounds quite appropriate to me.
Thank you. I guess there's nothing wrong about it. I was simply trying to find another way to say it for the sake of enlarging the scope of sentences at my disposal.
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You could say his performance is inconsistent.
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I would use irregular to say that the performance doesn't happen on a set schedule. A regular show could be once a week, while an irregular one happens on day 1, then day 12, then day 14...

Inconsistent would mean that the quality is different from performance to performance.
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I think the OP's talking about a student's classwork.
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