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Mezzopiano Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
The word "teach" made me misunderstand
The context is I once told my friend that I'm tutoring a student. Later she asks me what I teach. I totally misunderstood and said I don't teach.
In the next email to say sorry, I say something like this. Can you help me correct it?
Oh, yes, sorry, the word "teach" made me misunderstand, sounds too high to me.
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mezzopiano I'm tutoring a student. That means you are teaching a student privately. mezzopiano Oh, yes, sorry, the word "teach" made me misunderstand, sounds too high to me.
- mezzopiano I'm tutoring a student.
- That means you are teaching a student privately.
- mezzopiano Oh, yes, sorry, the word "teach" made me misunderstand, sounds too high to me.
- All you need is this: Sorry.
- I misunderstood.
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mezzopianoI'm tutoring a student.
That means you are teaching a student privately.
mezzopianoOh, yes, sorry, the word "teach" made me misunderstand, sounds too high to me.
All you need is this:
Sorry. I misunderstood. I teach [say what you teach].
CJ
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