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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Pass on to
Is it correct to say
"Let's pass on to the next chapter/unit etc." (when teaching) ? If not, which would be a more suitable expression ?
Thank you!
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'Let's move on to the next chapter' would be more suitable. 'pass on' means die to many people.
- 'Let's move on to the next chapter' would be more suitable.
- 'pass on' means die to many people.
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'Let's move on to the next chapter' would be more suitable.
'pass on' means die to many people.
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