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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Natural sentence

Are these sentences natural?

"The classroom next door is out of teacher."
"The beside classroom is out of teacher."
"The classroom at the end of the corridor is out of teacher."


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Anonymous Are these sentences natural? No. Anonymous out of teacher What does that mean?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Are these sentences natural?
  • No.
  • Anonymous out of teacher What does that mean?
  • 'Has no teacher'?
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AnonymousAre these sentences natural?
No.
Anonymousout of teacher
What does that mean? 'Has no teacher'?
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The intended meaning is ''the teacher has not arrived yet/still on the way". Not sure if it's correct.
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The classroom next door is still without a teacher.
The classroom at the end of the corridor is still without a teacher.
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I sit odd to use "penultimate" in "The penultimate classroom is still without a teacher"?
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What would you suggest, then (for the one before the last)? Let's say there's an array of 4 classrooms.
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AnonymousWhat would you suggest, then (for the one before the last)? Let's say there's an array row of 4 classrooms.
I'd say 'the third classroom'.

If there were a lot of classrooms, I'd probably say 'the next to last classroom'.
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