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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Prepare his class loosely?
What do you say in this situation:
There are some teacher who don't prepare well because they think they can teach well considering their experience.
'Some teachers prepare their class loosely.'
'Some teachers don't prepare their class thoroughly.'
How else do you say?
There are some teacher who don't prepare well because they think they can teach well considering their experience.
'Some teachers prepare their class loosely.'
'Some teachers don't prepare their class thoroughly.'
How else do you say?
Top answer
Some teachers prepare their classes poorly . Some teachers are ill prepared for their classes/lessons. CB
- Some teachers prepare their classes poorly .
- Some teachers are ill prepared for their classes/lessons.
- CB
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Some teachers prepare their classes poorly.
Some teachers are ill prepared for their classes/lessons.
CB
Some teachers are ill prepared for their classes/lessons.
CB
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I didn't write ill-prepared, I wrote ill prepared. It should be correct according to the dictionary definitions of prepare and ill.
prepare = "to put things or oneself in readiness, to get ready"
ill = "unsatisfactorily, poorly"
Of course the words have other uses besides these. Let's hope a native speaker will wander in and say what he/she th
prepare = "to put things or oneself in readiness, to get ready"
ill = "unsatisfactorily, poorly"
Of course the words have other uses besides these. Let's hope a native speaker will wander in and say what he/she th
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