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21-Nov-2009, 05:46
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 accumulate a lot in teaching 1. I have accumulated a lot in my teaching experience. or 2. I have accumalated a lot of experience in my teaching. or is there any way more proper? |
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21-Nov-2009, 08:57
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| Re: accumulate a lot in teaching Not a teacher. We use a noun after the verb 'accumulate' so the second sentence is correct. |
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