Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Teacher"

A: It means - she took the teachers side (supported the teacher) even though the teacher harassed (bullied) the student

A: no this wouldn't have any naive meanings.

it's more about liking. you could say something like. I was really fond of that teacher

A: either the teacher is a reserved person.
or
more likely that seat or desk is reserved for the teacher to sit at.

A: I have never seen this word.

From the context of the sentence, it looks like a word that is a mixup of two words.

The word "shoo" (past tense shooed) which means to push away gently (like "She shooed the birds away from the grass.")

And shoosh (a misspelling of the word "shush") which means to make quiet. ("The librarian shooshed/shushed the laughing children.")

That's my guess. If I were to read this sentence, I would see in my mind a teacher who was trying to quiet a group of children while moving them away.

A: Her teacher has embarrassed her, perhaps by scolding her in front of the class or something like that.

She is asking the teacher not to do it again.

A: I know that feeling all too well. My English teacher gave me a 06% grade, which is basically an F - - - - - if such a grade existed. I then switched to an online course that was supposed to take six months to complete... and I aced it in two weeks.

A: Bad teacher
Good teacher
Just an ok teacher

A: This job requires you to have good communication skills = You need good communication skills in this job.

They are required to wear uniforms = They must wear uniforms.

He requires his class to arrive on time everyday.
He has a rule for his class that they must arrive on time everyday.

Hope this helps!

A: Teachers provide a great service to society.
Parents are their children's first teachers.
The child brought her teacher an apple as a gift.

A: usually "teacher" is used for those that teach elementary middle and high school while "professor" is used for those who teach in college

A: you are best teacher isn't correct
you are the best teacher or you're the best teacher would be correct.

A: first one is right.
the meabing of this sentence " nothing teaches u better than ur own mistakes"

A: It's a slight difference, but "I've always had" implies more of an ongoing state, like you might still be studying English with a great teacher, and "I always had" places your experience firmly in the past with no continuation to the present implied.

A: The second phrase is more natural.

A: Yes you could alsoo say "She always has the answer on the tip of her tongue"

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A: @qwertyhappy54

A: you are the greatest teacher that only a father could wish for his daughter

A: Please correct all the small details in my pronunciation.
私の発音を細かくに直してください。

A: × I’m so happy that you will be the teacher of her!
✓ I’m so happy that you will be her teacher!

A: どういたしまして！

Allegedly is used often in reporting, both on TV and in newspaper articles. If you are having a conversation, allegedly is fine, but something like "they say" is more casual and thus more natural.

You could also say, "people are saying..." or "the rumor is (that)..."

A: To me, “was going to” implies that you are no longer planning on competing.

A: yes

A: Perfect!