Similar words: English, englishman, englishwoman, english muffin, informal English, english civil war, teacher, teacher's pet. Meaning: n. someone who teaches English.
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31. My English teacher is willing to as referee for me in my job application.
32. Our English teacher speaks fast English with a heavy accent.
33. Our English teacher had to keep after us to speak English.
34. I passed the exam, no thanks to my English teacher.
35. No sooner do we get a good English teacher than she falls ill.
36. My English teacher is very yong. He always teaches us in a humous way and encourages us to stand on the platform and teach on ourselves , as well show a short play.
37. "The way our state is dealing with class size is nearly criminal," said Chris Kirchner, an English teacher at Coral Reef Senior High School in Miami.
38. As the English teacher is sincere and patient, every student of the class wants to be friends with her.
39. Every time I pass the school, I think of my first English teacher.
40. If you have an English teacher, ask her to help you understand WORD STRESS.
41. Peter, my English teacher,(sentencedict.com) never fails to encourage us to study hard.
42. A world-weary English teacher has to face his most terrifying demons when his comprehensive school comes under attack from a group of youths intent on spreading terror through-out the corridors.
43. Bilingual Time Darren Snow, an English teacher in Beijing, about his experience as a busker.
44. "Hello. My name is Jenny and I am the king's English teacher. " I said.
45. I have heard my English teacher from America said "Words are like bricks, and the grammar of a language is like the concrete and the reinforcing bars."
46. Zhang: A science teacher, an art teacher and an English teacher.
47. We went along that Monday armed with all kinds of witnesses, including my English teacher from school as a character witness .
48. Darren Snow, an English teacher in Beijing, talked about his experience as a busker.
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