Is it right to use "teach", "to pronounce words" and "school teacher"?
It makes me cringe when my school English teacher teaches students to pronounce words. She get them all wrong. That's why you shouldn't hire a non-native teacher to teach English. LIterary becomes liteRAry. Poor innocent students.
Is it "pronounce words" or "pronunciation"? Which one is more appropriate? Can both be used?
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mosja It makes me cringe when my school English teacher teaches students (how) to pronounce words. She get s them all wrong. That's why you shouldn't hire a non-native teacher to teach English.
- mosja It makes me cringe when my school English teacher teaches students (how) to pronounce words.
- She get s them all wrong.
- That's why you shouldn't hire a non-native teacher to teach English.
- LIterary becomes liteRAry.
- Poor innocent students.
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mosjaIt makes me cringe when my
schoolEnglish teacher teaches students (how) to pronounce words. She gets them all wrong. That's why you shouldn't hire a non-native teacher to teach English. LIterary becomes liteRAry. Poor innocent students.Is it "pronounce words" or
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