Silverobama
Key Member
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- China
- Current Location
- China
I went to my friend Kevin's university the other day. He wants me to teach IELTS with him. Since he's been partnering with Maggie for their IELTS teaching, he needs me to help him.
I talked about this with Sherry who also knows Kevin tonight. I said I went to Kevin's school to catch up with him and he wants me to help him with his teaching.
Sherry asked me some details about Kevin's teaching IELTS. Sherry asked "What part does Kevin teach? Speaking, writing or listening? If I were to teach IELTS, I'd choose reading and listening because there are fun."
I told Sherry "They categorize speaking and listening together". The intended meaning is "In Kevin and Maggie's teaching group, teachers either teach students speaking and listening or teach writing and reading".
Is my italic sentence okay?
I talked about this with Sherry who also knows Kevin tonight. I said I went to Kevin's school to catch up with him and he wants me to help him with his teaching.
Sherry asked me some details about Kevin's teaching IELTS. Sherry asked "What part does Kevin teach? Speaking, writing or listening? If I were to teach IELTS, I'd choose reading and listening because there are fun."
I told Sherry "They categorize speaking and listening together". The intended meaning is "In Kevin and Maggie's teaching group, teachers either teach students speaking and listening or teach writing and reading".
Is my italic sentence okay?