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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Newspaper
Hey all.
The following is from one of the broadsheets in the UK. I've highlighted the word I'm unsure of.
Thanks for all your help.
Rob
'Traditional school rules, he argues, don't distinguish clearly enough between three different things: community rules, aspirations and rules of behaviour. The last, he says, ARE what teachers need in class'
The following is from one of the broadsheets in the UK. I've highlighted the word I'm unsure of.
Thanks for all your help.
Rob
'Traditional school rules, he argues, don't distinguish clearly enough between three different things: community rules, aspirations and rules of behaviour. The last, he says, ARE what teachers need in class'
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I reckon it's ARE because the reference is to the plural 'rules of behaviour'.
- I reckon it's ARE because the reference is to the plural 'rules of behaviour'.
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I reckon it's ARE because the reference is to the plural 'rules of behaviour'.
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