英和和英

He is not quite himself today.

We are disappointed in our new teacher.

He did not meet his classes today on account of illness.

He was in all his glory last evening.

We are greatly disappointed in our new man

Our teacher emphasized that the topic he had taught us today was very important.

Our teacher is in a temper today.

What he says is all gammon―humbug.

The new man is no good.

He has tact in teaching

He makes mistakes in translation.

The teachers teach all day long.

He strains his explanations

The teachers of that school have changed for the worse.

The teacher stressed the importance of daily practice.

The teacher is away right now.

The new teacher has fallen short of our expectations

The teachers attend to their duties perfunctorily.

He is a teacher of the old style―a teacher of the old school.

He is partial in dealing with his students

The new man plays the teacher well―teachers it well.

Is the new man anything of a scholar?

The new teacher can not agree with―can not get on with―the others.

The present teacher is a better scholar than the former one.

He is utterly useless―no good whatever.

He inculcated the truth upon me.

Such a teacher is a disgrace to the school.

What sort of (a) man is your new teacher?

He has a school of his own.

That Prof.'s talk is driving me up the wall.