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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
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Hi
Do these two sentences sound correct:
1. Mrs Brown teaches students at the beginner/elementary level whereas Mr Brown teaches students whose level of English is higher.
2. She only would like to ask if the position of an English teacher at your university is still available?
thanks
Do these two sentences sound correct:
1. Mrs Brown teaches students at the beginner/elementary level whereas Mr Brown teaches students whose level of English is higher.
2. She only would like to ask if the position of an English teacher at your university is still available?
thanks
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1. Mrs Brown teaches students at the beginner/elementary level , whereas Mr Brown teaches students whose level of English is higher. 2.
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- Mrs Brown teaches students at the beginner/elementary level , whereas Mr Brown teaches students whose level of English is higher.
- 2.
- She would only like to ask if the position of English teacher at your university is still available.
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1. Mrs Brown teaches students at the beginner/elementary level, whereas Mr Brown teaches students whose level of English is higher.
2. She would only like to ask if the position of English teacher at your university is still available.
2. She would only like to ask if the position of English teacher at your university is still available.
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