private lesson
collocation in Englishmeaningsofprivateandlesson
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private
adjective
uk/ˈpraɪ.vət/us/ˈpraɪ.vət/
only for one person or group and not ...
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lesson
noun[C]
uk/ˈles.ən/us/ˈles.ən/
a period of time in which a person is taught about a subject or how to ...
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(Definition ofprivateandlessonfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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All this can be covered in theprivatelesson.
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On the positive side, private teachers may discover that their pupils have other musical skills that may not have surfaced in theprivatelesson.
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In addition, each student receives one weeklyprivatelessonand a repertoire coaching session from experienced staff instructors.
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The benefits of such small enrollment means that students receive moreprivatelessontime than at most other music schools: 1.5 hours per week.
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This is because bigger schools typically receive more money from their state and thus have more money to spend on equipment,privatelessonteachers, etc.
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This is just what should be avoided, even in classes as well as private lessons.
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They can be used on school playgrounds to limit areas of a playing field, and on ice rinks to define class, private party, orprivatelessonareas.
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Various ways of improving communications between schools and private teachers are looked at, with a view to helping the pupil feel that school and private lessons are working in harmony.
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If there are some, moreover, who are fitted and inclined towards these studies, let them be practiced in them in private lessons after the end of the course.
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When the group lessons later turned into private lessons the students lost interest because it was no longer a fun activity and there were more demands in private lessons.
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Of those who are learning, increasing numbers are having private lessons without taking part in any school music activities; most of the decline, sadly, is among children from poorer families.
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The snowsport schools offer private lessons, group lessons, specialised clinics and courses, and performance coaching.
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In sixth grade, he had private lessons with a university oboe teacher that lasted three years.
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His five-year parole conditions were so strict they virtually erased all his income from private lessons.
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Students have the option of taking part in private lessons at school during instructional time at an additional cost.
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Very soon, however, he had to start giving private lessons to earn enough money.
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To augment his salary, he gave private lessons in mathematics.
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At his age of eight, he took private lessons on violin.
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Scholarships are available for tuition and private lessons to those who need financial assistance.
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