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Please correct this paragraph.From tomorrow we'll cover all the subject that are scheduled on a particular date, and you won't say you know everything and you don't need to study this part or that part from a subject. We'll cover every subject even if we had studied the subject 10 times before. I saw a little disappointment for you in your mother's eyes she is concerned about your future.

Moonrise · Accepted Answer

I'd try but take the correct version from the teachers. Also, when I make a change, I don't necessarily say that your version is wrong. For instance, I think that "From tomorrow" is correct.

Starting tomorrow, we'll cover all the subjects that are scheduled on a particular date, and ~~you won't say~~ don't say that you know everything and you don't need to study this part or that part of a subject. We'll cover every subject even if we had studied the subject 10 ten times before. I saw a little disappointment for you in your mother's eyes. She is concerned about your future.

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Side note, I think the dialect you used in your paragraph is a bit strict. I doubt that it would work. I think you can make it less severe if you want your message to be heard. In addition, if a student says that he/she understands any part of the curriculum. Just give him some questions about it. If he answered them correctly, the no need to repeat clarifying the same topic again. Take in mind that the problem is not always with a student. It could be from his mother or parents.

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