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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pre-intermediate
Hi
He teaches English to beginners and pre-intermediates.
--- Is it OK to say "pre-intermediates" or maybe "and to students at the pre-intermediate level"? I just wanted to keep it short.
He teaches English to beginners and pre-intermediates.
--- Is it OK to say "pre-intermediates" or maybe "and to students at the pre-intermediate level"? I just wanted to keep it short.
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The shorter version is OK. If you add "advanced" it becomes more awkward. In that case: He teaches English at the beginning, pre-intermediate, and advanced levels.
- The shorter version is OK.
- If you add "advanced" it becomes more awkward.
- In that case: He teaches English at the beginning, pre-intermediate, and advanced levels.
- All the best, A- s
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The shorter version is OK. If you add "advanced" it becomes more awkward. In that case:
He teaches English at the beginning, pre-intermediate, and advanced levels.
All the best,
A-
He teaches English at the beginning, pre-intermediate, and advanced levels.
All the best,
A-
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Thanks for the answer.
I was almost sure that "pre-intermediates" is incorrect
I was almost sure that "pre-intermediates" is incorrect
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