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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Three questions
Could I ask three questions?
Thank you in advance.
Q1:
I read a sentence like " If you're going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk."
What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean?
Q2:
Which sentence below is correct and more idiomatic?
Sentecne 1: Is he a boy or a girl?
Sentence 2: Is she a boy or a girl?
Sentence 3: Is it a boy or a girl?
Q3:
I heard someone say " You student-taught second grade!"
What does "student-taught" mean?
And does people use the word "student-teach?"
Thank you again.
Thank you in advance.
Q1:
I read a sentence like " If you're going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk."
What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean?
Q2:
Which sentence below is correct and more idiomatic?
Sentecne 1: Is he a boy or a girl?
Sentence 2: Is she a boy or a girl?
Sentence 3: Is it a boy or a girl?
Q3:
I heard someone say " You student-taught second grade!"
What does "student-taught" mean?
And does people use the word "student-teach?"
Thank you again.
Top answer
" What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean? Very broadly speaking, 'if you are going to advise people about what they should do, make sure that you do these things yourself'. Q2: Which sentence below is correct and more idiomatic?
- " What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean?
- Very broadly speaking, 'if you are going to advise people about what they should do, make sure that you do these things yourself'.
- Q2: Which sentence below is correct and more idiomatic?
- Sentecne 1: Is he a boy or a girl?
- Sentence 2: Is she a boy or a girl?
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4 Answers
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Hi,
Q1:
I read a sentence like " If you're going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk."
What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean?
Very broadly speaking, 'if you are going to advise people about what they should do, make sure that you do these things yourself'.
Q2:
Q1:
I read a sentence like " If you're going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk."
What does " talk the talk" and " walk the walk" mean?
Very broadly speaking, 'if you are going to advise people about what they should do, make sure that you do these things yourself'.
Q2:
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Thank you so much, Clive.
Could I ask one more question?
When I say "Is it a man or a woman?" , is it an impolite expression?
If yes, then in a more polite way, what could I say?
Thank you again.
Could I ask one more question?
When I say "Is it a man or a woman?" , is it an impolite expression?
If yes, then in a more polite way, what could I say?
Thank you again.
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Hi,
Could I ask one more question?
When I say "Is it a man or a woman?" , is it an impolite expression?
If yes, then in a more polite way, what could I say?
A lot depends on the context. Who are you talking to? Where is the person you are talking about? Does the person have any kind of relationship
Could I ask one more question?
When I say "Is it a man or a woman?" , is it an impolite expression?
If yes, then in a more polite way, what could I say?
A lot depends on the context. Who are you talking to? Where is the person you are talking about? Does the person have any kind of relationship
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