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10-Oct-2007, 14:01
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 pass If I want to collect my students' assignment, can I say like this? Boys, pass your homework to the front Then, if I want to give some notes to my students and I put them on the desk of the first row and ask the students to pass, can I say like this? Pass the notes to the back. many thanks pete |
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10-Oct-2007, 19:53
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| Re: pass "Pass your papers to the front" is fine. When putting a pile of papers on the front desk, my teachers used to instruct us "Take one and pass the rest back."  |
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