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Yolandaprieto
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I have tried to find an expression which is very much used in Spanish but I am afraid not so much in English. What I mean if there are bilingual people reading this is: "avanzar materia". It is when you are teaching a group of students and you continue with your schedule teaching your students new things as you usually do. But yesterday we had a strike here in Spain against the education cuts and a new law and some students wanted to ask me if we we going to learn any new things while most students were on strike. I couldn �t think of an exact word which could mean the same as in Spanish. Can you help me, please?
Thanks in advance
Yolanda
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10 May 2013
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florimago
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Hi, Yolanda : I can just think of " make progress on work or a lesson ". Good night
Flori |
10 May 2013
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ueslteacher
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definitely not my call but from a previous post I think I got the idea, so how about "we �ll procede with/build on what has already been studied"?
Sophia |
11 May 2013
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Jayho
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Ditto as per Sophia - what about "Let �s do revision today". That�s what I say when only half the class turn up. |
11 May 2013
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