Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Teacher-in-charge
Which one is correct if I wantto write it as a title?
(a) Teacher-in-charge
(b) Teacher in-charge
(c) Teacher -in charge
(a) Teacher-in-charge
(b) Teacher in-charge
(c) Teacher -in charge
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Hi Vincent, Which one is correct if I wantto write it as a title? (a) Teacher-in-charge (b) Teacher in-charge (c) Teacher -in charge Of these 3 choices,the best is A. But where I live, it's not a natural term.
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Hi Vincent,
Which one is correct if I wantto write it as a title?
(a) Teacher-in-charge
(b) Teacher in-charge
(c) Teacher -in charge
Of these 3 choices,the best is A.
But where I live, it's not a natural term. I'd say 'head teacher' or 'lead teacher'. If the teacher is in charge of the entire school, including all the other teachers, I
Which one is correct if I wantto write it as a title?
(a) Teacher-in-charge
(b) Teacher in-charge
(c) Teacher -in charge
Of these 3 choices,the best is A.
But where I live, it's not a natural term. I'd say 'head teacher' or 'lead teacher'. If the teacher is in charge of the entire school, including all the other teachers, I
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The first one or A. As a professional writer at agency studyclerk.com I can assure you that this is correct. Hope this will help you!
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