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Is it correct to say:
1. Our school changes the textbooks every year.
what textbook is changed this year?
American English File textbooks will be replaced by Smart Choice.
2. Are you the first foreign teacher here to teach this new textbook?
3. Is the new textbook similar to the old one?
Is it correct to say:
1. Our school changes the textbooks every year.
what textbook is changed this year?
American English File textbooks will be replaced by Smart Choice.
2. Are you the first foreign teacher here to teach this new textbook?
3. Is the new textbook similar to the old one?
1. Our school changes the textbooks every year.
what textbook is changed this year?
American English File textbooks will be replaced by Smart Choice.
2. Are you the first foreign teacher here to teach this new textbook?
3. Is the new textbook similar to the old one?
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What textbook was changed this year? or you could say, What textbook is being changed this year?
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1. Our school changes the textbooks every(or each) year. What textbooks( adding an s to sound more natural) changed this year? The American English File textbooks will be replaced by the Smart Choice textbooks.
2. Will you be the first foreign teacher here to teach this textbook this year?
3. Is the new textbook similar to the old one?
Some things are changed and some have not.
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