Collocations withlesson
These are words often used in combination withlesson.
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acting lessons
She has taken private acting lessons since 1999.
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ballet lessons
A girl had studied classical ballet, so she directed our ballet lessons.
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bitter lesson
She has learned a bitter lesson.
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daily lesson
A daily lesson plan is developed by a teacher to guide class instruction.
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dance lesson
He adjourns the rehearsal in the afternoon because of his dance lesson.
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dancing lesson
I am not allowing the dancing lesson given by him to blind me to the facts.
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driving lessons
Occasionally, they are used for driving lessons.
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flying lesson
I was once given a flying lesson as a birthday present.
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formal lessons
This is, as stated, the age when they started formal lessons on what is now their main instrument in the conservatoire.
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guitar lesson
He has played guitar since he was 8 years old, but has never had one single guitar lesson.
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harsh lesson
They have learnt a very bitter and harsh lesson, and so many unfortunately are learning that lesson in the dole queue or on short-time working.
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important lesson
Our results also offer an important lesson on the specification of models investigating fiscal performance.
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instrumental lesson
This raises the interesting point that an instrumental lesson may be seen by some to take the place of a class lesson.
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lesson planning
Adding to the sense of reliability and realism, there are excerpts of teachers' and students' reflections-teachers coping with lesson planning, students coping with understanding.
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mathematics lesson
The recorded utterances presented to the children for judgment simulated a conversation between a teacher and a pupil during a mathematics lesson.
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moral lesson
Some ancient authors were content to observe order without deducing from it a moral lesson.
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music lesson
Pupils were genuinely proud of their work and did not seem phased by the technology aspects of the music lesson.
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painful lesson
The experience of the period between the wars had taught the painful lesson that this would just breed resentment and vengeful sentiments.
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piano lesson
However, he did not receive his first serious piano lesson until 1857 although he already had begun to compose some years before.
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practical lesson
The rest of the population sensed the documents' content through leaks and rumors and derived a practical lesson.
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private lesson
All this can be covered in the private lesson.
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singing lesson
In addition, the singing lesson in act 2 has often been turned into a show-stopping cabaret.
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swimming lesson
The kids are going elsewhere, but they have to be out of school for two and a half hours to get a half-hour swimming lesson.
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Hansard archive
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useful lesson
Yet another useful lesson is that a 'don't know' answer to a question can often be quite a meaningful response.
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valuable lesson
In addition, the healthcare industry can learn a valuable lesson by implementing a concept quite familiar to technology companies known as value chains.
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violin lesson
In this group, the mean starting age with violin lessons was 5.1 years.
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