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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
the way of calling your professor in your review
I'm writing a review about a class,
but I'm not sure how can I "call my professor" in my article.
I know that if I want to call my profess in class, I can simply say:
"professor!"
But what if I want to mention my professor in writing?
For example,
"_____" have taught me that ....blablabla
Because the review is for that professor to read and I don't
want to use his name directly,
so, could anyone can help me fill the blank?
Thank you very much.
but I'm not sure how can I "call my professor" in my article.
I know that if I want to call my profess in class, I can simply say:
"professor!"
But what if I want to mention my professor in writing?
For example,
"_____" have taught me that ....blablabla
Because the review is for that professor to read and I don't
want to use his name directly,
so, could anyone can help me fill the blank?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Hi, A traditional review is written in third-person. This means that you would refer to the teacher by his/her name and title, eg Professor Smith eg Mr Jones If you don't want to use the name, you could say 'the professor' or 'the teacher'. Note this.
- Hi, A traditional review is written in third-person.
- This means that you would refer to the teacher by his/her name and title, eg Professor Smith eg Mr Jones If you don't want to use the name, you could say 'the professor' or 'the teacher'.
- Note this.
- In English culture, not all teachers are professors.
- You know best how your teacher is normally referred to.
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Hi,
A traditional review is written in third-person. This means that you would refer to the teacher by his/her name and title,
eg Professor Smith
eg Mr Jones
If you don't want to use the name, you could sa
A traditional review is written in third-person. This means that you would refer to the teacher by his/her name and title,
eg Professor Smith
eg Mr Jones
If you don't want to use the name, you could sa
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