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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
In the beginning/first?
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A teacher says to students: "Give definition for "tourist" but don't look into the dictionary, first/in the beginning do it on your own".
Which one is OK?
A teacher says to students: "Give definition for "tourist" but don't look into the dictionary, first/in the beginning do it on your own".
Which one is OK?
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Which one what? Are you asking which of "first" and "in the beginning" is better? They are both good.
- Which one what?
- Are you asking which of "first" and "in the beginning" is better?
- They are both good.
- I don't see how they relate to defining "tourist," though.
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Which one what? Are you asking which of "first" and "in the beginning" is better? They are both good. I don't see how they relate to defining "tourist," though.
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