Silverobama
Key Member
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- China
- Current Location
- China
I was chatting with a friend who also teaches English. I told her that I helped a student to achieve a high score in this year's entrance exam. The student was once at level D (72 of 150) and now he's in B (110.5 of 150). The full score is 150, yes.
Then my friend said "Wow, that's really something. I should help you to let others know that you are good at helping students to achieve high scores". I said thank you to her because it wasn't easy. That student was a tough nut. But I added:
It's not worth spreading around this. (this refers to helping him getting high score.)
I don't think it's natural at all. What would native speakers say?
Then my friend said "Wow, that's really something. I should help you to let others know that you are good at helping students to achieve high scores". I said thank you to her because it wasn't easy. That student was a tough nut. But I added:
It's not worth spreading around this. (this refers to helping him getting high score.)
I don't think it's natural at all. What would native speakers say?