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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
teach someone something
Hello,
I think that we can say both: "He teaches French to children." and "He teaches children French." There are a lot of people here telling me that the second sentence makes no sense, but I think it does. Do they both sound natural?
Thank you
I think that we can say both: "He teaches French to children." and "He teaches children French." There are a lot of people here telling me that the second sentence makes no sense, but I think it does. Do they both sound natural?
Thank you
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" Yes, of course. Gene93 There are a lot of people here telling me that the second sentence makes no sense Ignore them. And don't ask any further questions of them / don't ask them any further questions.
- " Yes, of course.
- Gene93 There are a lot of people here telling me that the second sentence makes no sense Ignore them.
- And don't ask any further questions of them / don't ask them any further questions.
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Gene93I think that we can say both: "He teaches French to children." and "He teaches children French."Yes, of course.
Gene93There are a lot of people here telling me that the second sentence makes no senseIgnore them. And don't ask any further questions of them / don't ask them any further questions.
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