Prepare the class / for the class
I will prepare the test VS. I will prepare for the test.
I know the difference between them.
I can say 'prepare the test' as a teacher and 'prepare for the test' as a student, right?
And then, I was wondering which one is correct, 'prepare the class' or 'prepare for the class'?
When I am a teacher, which one is correct?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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Hans51 I will prepare the test VS. I will prepare for the test. I know the difference between them.
- Hans51 I will prepare the test VS.
- I will prepare for the test.
- I know the difference between them.
- I can say 'prepare the test' as a teacher and 'prepare for the test' as a student, right?
- Right.
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Hans51I will prepare the test VS. I will prepare for the test.
I know the difference between them.
I can say 'prepare the test' as a teacher and 'prepare for the test' as a student, right?
Right.
Hans51'prepare the class'
As the teacher this is to get the class (i.e., students) ready for somethin
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