[General] the implementation of technology

[newkeenlearner]

Hello,

In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can lead to students better learning.

In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can solve students ' learning difficulties.

 

[GoesStation]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

You've posted two sentences. The second will be okay if you remove the space before the apostrophe. The first doesn't work. Reverse the words "better learning" and it will be okay.

 

[Rover_KE]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

Please note that I have changed your thread title.


'Thread titles should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.'

 

[newkeenlearner]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

You've posted two sentences. The second will be okay if you remove the space before the apostrophe. The first doesn't work. Reverse the words "better learning" and it will be okay.

In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can solve students' learning difficulties.

Here, is better an adverb? I thought that because "learning" is noun, we had to choose "better" as an adjective, and so put it before noun "learning".
In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can lead to students learning better.

 

[GoesStation]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can solve students' learning difficulties.

[STRIKE]Here,[/STRIKE] Is "better" an adverb here? I thought that because "learning" is a noun, we had to choose "better" as an adjective, and so put it before the noun "learning".
In addition, the implementation of technology in the classroom can lead to students learning better.

Yes, it's an adverb. Both sentences are correct now.

Always isolate words you are asking about from the rest of the sentence by setting them in italics or surrounding them with quotation marks. I had to read your question three or four times before I understood that you were asking about the word better.

 

[newkeenlearner]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

Always isolate words you are asking about from the rest of the sentence by setting them in italics or surrounding them with quotation marks. I had to read your question three or four times before I understood that you were asking about the word better.

Sure GoesStation. Thanks for your correction, and I apologize for the inconvenience. Can I ask an adverb "better" modify "lead" or modify "learning"?

 

[GoesStation]

Re: Is this sentence OK?

Learning.

Ask Does the adverb "better" modify "lead" or [STRIKE] modify[/STRIKE] "learning"?

The second "modify" isn't ungrammatical but the sentence is lighter without it.