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Silak12 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How to say this?
Hi! everyone.
Could you tell me what am I supposed to say in the following situation?
My 3 year old child is now being taught by the same teacher who taught me when I was of the same age. Now I am talking to my former teacher-:How incredible! You taught me and now you are teaching my 2nd generation.(Is 2nd generation correct here?) What would be a appropiate sentence here?
Thanks!
Could you tell me what am I supposed to say in the following situation?
My 3 year old child is now being taught by the same teacher who taught me when I was of the same age. Now I am talking to my former teacher-:How incredible! You taught me and now you are teaching my 2nd generation.(Is 2nd generation correct here?) What would be a appropiate sentence here?
Thanks!
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) No. silak12 What would be a appropiate sentence here? The native choice is quite simple: How incredible!
- ) No.
- silak12 What would be a appropiate sentence here?
- The native choice is quite simple: How incredible!
- You taught me and now you are teaching my child .
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silak12You taught me and now you are teaching my 2nd generation.(Is 2nd generation correct here?)No.
silak12What would be a appropiate sentence here?The native choice is quite simple: How incredible! You taught me and now you are teaching my child.
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