英和和英

He is not quite himself today.

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

He was in all his glory last evening.

I expect a friend today.

What he says is all gammon―humbug.

A friend is coming to see me today

His departure was regretted by the whole school.

He is partial in dealing with his students

They speak highly of the new man―speak of him in high terms..

Is the new man anything of a scholar?

The teachers teach all day long.

He has tact in teaching

Will he be able to come tomorrow?

Who is in charge of this class?

He strains his explanations

The new man is highly spoken of―spoken of in high terms.

What time shall [should] we expect you tomorrow?

He is a good teacher

He deals in vague generalities.

Our teacher is in a temper today.

We are disappointed in our new teacher.

What time should I come tomorrow?

Is the new man anything of a scholar?

He is below the generality of teachers―below the common run of teachers.

He tells us spicy stories―racy stories.

The new man is no good.

I shall come about this time tomorrow.

We are greatly disappointed in our new man

They speak of the new man in high terms

He is pedantic