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    soraya.n Posts: 54, Reputation: 5
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    Oct 14, 2016, 01:48 AM
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    Hi,
    How can I put it right?
    Teaching to a class ( in which the neighbor's children study / with the neighbor's children /... ) can be difficult.

    Thanks in advance
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    Oct 14, 2016, 03:56 AM
    A teacher teaches a class, not to a class.

    I would say "Teaching a class comprised of the neighbor's (or neighbors') children can be difficult."
    Or "Teaching a group of neighborhood children..."
    Or "Teaching neighborhood children..."
    Simplicity is usually best.

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