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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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I admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons.
I admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons. One reason is that she is always very patient when we make mistakes.
Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above? Thanks.
Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above? Thanks.
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Angliholic I admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons. One reason is that she is always very patient with us even when we make mistakes. Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above?
- Angliholic I admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons.
- One reason is that she is always very patient with us even when we make mistakes.
- Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above?
- Thanks.
- They all fit well, but admire and look up to are more than respect ( admire = respect + like ).
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AngliholicI admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons. One reason is that she is always very patient with us even when we make mistakes.They all fit well, but admire and look up to are more than respect (
Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above? Thanks.
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Hoa ThaiAngliholicI admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons. One reason is that she is always very patient with us even when we make mistakes.They all fit well, but admire and look up to
Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above? Thanks.
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Hoa ThaiAngliholicThey all fit well, but admire and loo
I admire/respect/look up to my English teacher for several reasons. One reason is that she is always very patient with us even when we make mistakes.
Which one of the bolded parts fits best in the above? Thanks.
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