give a lecture
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To deliver a formal talk on a subject to an audience.
The professor will give a lecture on quantum physics tomorrow.
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Misconceptions about Linguistics
- and we follow grammar rules, for example, when we write or give a lecture.
and we follow grammar rules, for example, when we write or give a lecture.
- grammar rules (for example, when we write or give a lecture).
grammar rules (for example, when we write or give a lecture).
Life Challenges
- I give a lecture in Wizards called Virtues.
I give a lecture in Wizards called Virtues.
- I give a lecture in Wizards called “Virtues”.
I give a lecture in Wizards called “Virtues”.
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- He said he was listening to a lecture, give a lecture about the amygdala.
He said he was listening to a lecture, give a lecture about the amygdala.
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He said he was listening to a lecturer give a lecture about
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- I'm not going to give a lecture because you know what you need to do.
I'm not going to give a lecture because you know what you need to do.