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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Monitors
Hi, please help me with the word "monitor".
In school, the school director picks older students and makes them responsible for groups of younger students – may we call the older students “monitors”?
For instance:
"Monitors were assigned to each group and explained them how the activities would take place..."
Thank you.
In school, the school director picks older students and makes them responsible for groups of younger students – may we call the older students “monitors”?
For instance:
"Monitors were assigned to each group and explained them how the activities would take place..."
Thank you.
Top answer
We discussed this 2 weeks ago here. Sunny123 introduced it. Yes, 'monitors' is OK, or 'prefects' in England.
- We discussed this 2 weeks ago here.
- Sunny123 introduced it.
- Yes, 'monitors' is OK, or 'prefects' in England.
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We discussed this 2 weeks ago here. Sunny123 introduced it. Yes, 'monitors' is OK, or 'prefects' in England.
"Monitors were assigned to each group and explained to them how the activities would take place..."
"Monitors were assigned to each group and explained to them how the activities would take place..."
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wilpeterWe discussed this 2 weeks ago here. Sunny123 introduced it. Yes, 'monitors' is OK, or 'prefects' in England."Monitors were assigned to each group and explained to them how the activities would take place..."They are a rare thing in the UK, now. Pretty much limited to private schools.
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