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incorporate/put more activities into her class
Sharon said she wanted to incorporate/put more activities into her class instead of always lecturing.
Hi,
Does "incorporate" and "put" fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Re: incorporate/put more activities into her class

Originally Posted by
angliholic
Sharon said she wanted to incorporate/put more activities into her class instead of always lecturing.
Hi,
Does "incorporate" and "put" fit in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.
They mean about the same, but incorporate sounds better.
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Re: incorporate/put more activities into her class

Originally Posted by
cclaff
They mean about the same, but incorporate sounds better.
Thanks, CClaff.
Got it.
Angliholic 簡瑞達
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