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Moon7296 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
teach someone something
1. When I was two, Mother began sending me to a woman who specialized in teaching babies at the keyboard, a form of pre-Suzuki.
2. When I was two, Mother began sending me to a woman who specialized in teaching babies the keyboard, a form of pre-Suzuki.
Q) What's the difference between the presence of "at" in #1 and absence of "at" in 2?
2. When I was two, Mother began sending me to a woman who specialized in teaching babies the keyboard, a form of pre-Suzuki.
Q) What's the difference between the presence of "at" in #1 and absence of "at" in 2?
Top answer
In #1, they learn while sitting at the keyboard. Do you know the term 'hands-on', meaning practical learning? In #2, they learn about the keyboard itself, eg its layout.
- In #1, they learn while sitting at the keyboard.
- Do you know the term 'hands-on', meaning practical learning?
- In #2, they learn about the keyboard itself, eg its layout.
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In #1, they learn while sitting at the keyboard.
Do you know the term 'hands-on', meaning practical learning?
In #2, they learn about the keyboard itself, eg its layout.
Do you know the term 'hands-on', meaning practical learning?
In #2, they learn about the keyboard itself, eg its layout.
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