have coming over to or come over to

[ostap77]

I take conversational classes at a Language Center. One of our teachers is flying back home to Toronto. We are going to have a new replacement teacher. What would be the difference in meaning if I said

"We are going to have a new teacher coming over to school."

OR

"A new techer is going to come over to school."

 

[bhaisahab]

I take conversational classes at a Language Center. One f our teachers is flying back home to Toronto. We are going to have a new replacement teacher. Waht would be the difference in meaning if I said

"We are going to have a new teacher coming over to school."

OR

"A new teacher is going to come over to school."

Why do you want to use "over"?

 

[ostap77]

Why do you want to use "over"?

She's already been teaching in another school in Ukraine. So she's going to come over form her old school to ours.

 

[bhaisahab]

She's already been teaching in another school in Ukraine. So she's going to come over form her old school to ours.

It's not necessary, "We are going to have a new teacher" and "A new teacher is going to come to the school." are fine.