englishteacher79
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- Joined
- Nov 29, 2008
- Member Type
- English Teacher
- Native Language
- English
- Home Country
- Australia
- Current Location
- Australia
Is there any mistake in this sentence:
"I'll be teaching participants how to overcome this problem and techniques for X.
The meaning is I'll be teaching participants this (how to overcome this problem) and that (techniques for X).
I understand it sounds a bit weird because one Noun Phrase is "how to..." while the other is "techniques". Would this be considered wrong grammatically? Thanks.
"I'll be teaching participants how to overcome this problem and techniques for X.
The meaning is I'll be teaching participants this (how to overcome this problem) and that (techniques for X).
I understand it sounds a bit weird because one Noun Phrase is "how to..." while the other is "techniques". Would this be considered wrong grammatically? Thanks.
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