Study?
Students take it for granted that their teachers give them all the answers. I think it’s much better for them to study ( ? ).
Are all these choices correct? I’d choose either A) or B) because it implies that they study without anyone’s help.
A) by themselves
B) on their own
C) for themselves
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teacherJapan Are all these choices correct? Yes, in a general way. Still, there is nothing completely contradictory about studying alone (by themselves / on their own / for themselves) and expecting the teachers to give them all the answers (after they've studied on their own).
- teacherJapan Are all these choices correct?
- Yes, in a general way.
- Still, there is nothing completely contradictory about studying alone (by themselves / on their own / for themselves) and expecting the teachers to give them all the answers (after they've studied on their own).
- You can have both of those at the same time.
- In other words, studying does not imply finding the answers.
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teacherJapanAre all these choices correct?
Yes, in a general way. Still, there is nothing completely contradictory about studying alone (by themselves / on their own / for themselves) and expecting the teachers to give them all the answers (after they've studied on their own). You can have both of those at the same time.
In other words, studying doe
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