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Kimagi Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Some interpreting questions!!
Hi all,
I have two questions as to interpreting this sentence:
1. "It is always a pleasure to talk to parents who might join our school community."
Q: Is "school community" equivalent to "school"? Or there is a difference?
2. "About half the children at my daughter's kindergarten plan to come to your school. That's a plus!"
Q: In this sentence, does "that is a plus" mean: (a) this school is a top priority (b) because it is beneficial to my daughter
Any opinion is greatly appreciated! Thanks!!
I have two questions as to interpreting this sentence:
1. "It is always a pleasure to talk to parents who might join our school community."
Q: Is "school community" equivalent to "school"? Or there is a difference?
2. "About half the children at my daughter's kindergarten plan to come to your school. That's a plus!"
Q: In this sentence, does "that is a plus" mean: (a) this school is a top priority (b) because it is beneficial to my daughter
Any opinion is greatly appreciated! Thanks!!
Top answer
Kimagi Q: Is "school community" equivalent to "school"? Or there is a difference? It depends on what kind of school.
- Kimagi Q: Is "school community" equivalent to "school"?
- Or there is a difference?
- It depends on what kind of school.
- Can parents become students there?
- If not, then only 'school community' works.
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KimagiQ: Is "school community" equivalent to "school"? Or there is a difference?It depends on what kind of school. Can parents become students there? If not, then only 'school community' works.
KimagiQ: In this sentence, does "that is a plus" mean: (a) this school is a top priority (b) because it is beneficial to my daughter
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