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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Teach
Most of the teachers here are learning English because they want to teach in/at school.
Which is the correct prep?
Thanks!
Which is the correct prep?
Thanks!
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in works better, but teach in school seems a bit obvious. You could just say teach , and people would understand that the teaching would happen in a school. You say they are teachers already, though, so the sentence is a little confusing.
- in works better, but teach in school seems a bit obvious.
- You could just say teach , and people would understand that the teaching would happen in a school.
- You say they are teachers already, though, so the sentence is a little confusing.
- If they are teachers, what does it mean to say that they want to teach?
- Are they people who used to teach in a different language before, and now they want to teach in English-speaking classrooms?
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in works better, but teach in school seems a bit obvious. You could just say teach, and people would understand that the teaching would happen in a school. You say they are teachers already, though, so the sentence is a little confusing. If they are teachers, what does it mean to say that they want to teach? Are they people who used to teach in a different language before,
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