Reputed teacher/Teacher of repute

[Barman]

Would you please tell me whether the following sentences are correct?

1) He is a reputed teacher.

2) He is a teacher of repute.

 

[tedmc]

2) is correct, or you can say "a reputable teacher".

 

[GoesStation]

Would you please tell me whether the following sentences are correct?

1) He is a reputed teacher.:cross:

2) He is a teacher of repute.

The second sentence is grammatical but not something a native speaker would say or write. Can you express the idea with different words?

 

[Rollercoaster1]

The second sentence is grammatical but not something a native speaker would say or write. Can you express the idea with different words?

I have heard 'He/She is a respectable teacher'.

 

[Rover_KE]

That shoud be '... a respected teacher'.

 

[Barman]

The second sentence is grammatical but not something a native speaker would say or write. Can you express the idea with different words?

A) He is a renowned teacher.

B) He is an eminent teacher.

C) He is an esteemed teacher.

 

[GoesStation]

A) He is a renowned teacher.

B) He is an eminent teacher.

C) He is an esteemed teacher.

Those are all possible in the right context. For everyday use, stick with something like "She's an excellent/a first-rate teacher."