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  1. 12-Feb-2007, 02:51 #1
    wuwei
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    Default One-way street

    Hi,
    I came across the following sentence in my English book, Is learning a one-way street? Could you tell me the meaning of "one-way street"?
    Thanks
    Wuwei
  2. 12-Feb-2007, 04:24 #2
    riverkid
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    Default Re: One-way street

    Quote Originally Posted by wuwei View Post
    Hi,
    I came across the following sentence in my English book, Is learning a one-way street? Could you tell me the meaning of "one-way street"?
    Thanks
    Wuwei
    Does the learning process only go from teacher to student like the traffic on a one-way street.
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