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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi. Let us pretend that I am teaching a Chinese class and want everyone to speak in Chinese (speak Chinese - correct?), but it happens that a large number of students speaking Japanese or Korean. Are these correct?
In this class, you should not speak in Japanese or Korean.
In this class, you should not speak neither in Japanese nor Korean.
I am sorry, but it just came up (in my mind, that is) when I used the phrase "a large number of": What is the difference? a small number of students or a few number of students
In this class, you should not speak in Japanese or Korean.
In this class, you should not speak neither in Japanese nor Korean.
I am sorry, but it just came up (in my mind, that is) when I used the phrase "a large number of": What is the difference? a small number of students or a few number of students
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Anonymous Hi. ), but it happens that a large number of students speaking Japanese or Korean. Are these correct?
- Anonymous Hi.
- ), but it happens that a large number of students speaking Japanese or Korean.
- Are these correct?
- In this class, you should not speak in Japanese or Korean.
- -- This is okay In this class, you should not speak neither in Japanese nor Korean.
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AnonymousHi. Let us pretend that I am teaching a Chinese class and want everyone to speak in Chinese (speak Chinese - correct?), but it happens that a large number of students speaking Japanese or Korean. Are these correct?
In this class, you should not speak in Japanese or Korean. -- This is okay
In this class, you should not speak neither in Japan
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