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Vocabulary

Share

I wonder if ' share' is the right word in the following sentence.

(teacher to students)

Did you have a nice vacation?.... Let's have time to share your vacation with your classmates. Who wants to start first?
  

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It seems to be quite a common concept among teachers eager to share the joys of sharing with their young students. Sharing one's vacation is not exactly the same as sharing one's lunch, but it's close. I think "Let's take time to share" would be more natural than "Let's have time to share," but perhaps "time to share" is a special class time designation which we "have" once a day.

— Avangi

  • It seems to be quite a common concept among teachers eager to share the joys of sharing with their young students.
  • Sharing one's vacation is not exactly the same as sharing one's lunch, but it's close.
  • I think "Let's take time to share" would be more natural than "Let's have time to share," but perhaps "time to share" is a special class time designation which we "have" once a day.
  • My youngest son was so thoroughly indoctrinated that he thought it was fine to share my car without asking.
  • "I had an experience today which I'd like to share with you," is a common concept among adults.
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It seems to be quite a common concept among teachers eager to share the joys of sharing with their young students. Sharing one's vacation is not exactly the same as sharing one's lunch, but it's close.

I think "Let's take time to share" would be more natural than "Let's have time to share," but perhaps "time to share" is a special class time designation which we "have" once a day
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