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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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To get along
Please,
Can we understand someone who 'gets along well at school' as someone who is a good student that gets good grades ?
And is it wrong if I say: "She gets along very well with her classmates." (?)
Thanks,
Avril
Can we understand someone who 'gets along well at school' as someone who is a good student that gets good grades ?
And is it wrong if I say: "She gets along very well with her classmates." (?)
Thanks,
Avril
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"She gets along well at school" doesn't really convey much. She does well at school says that she is a good student. She gets along very well with her classmates is just fine.
- "She gets along well at school" doesn't really convey much.
- She does well at school says that she is a good student.
- She gets along very well with her classmates is just fine.
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"She gets along well at school" doesn't really convey much.
She does well at school says that she is a good student.
She gets along very well with her classmates is just fine.
She does well at school says that she is a good student.
She gets along very well with her classmates is just fine.
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