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miriam_3

22 Okt 2017

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Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (UK)? ‎How do you say parents nowadays are more experienced in educational "things " than were in the past. I would like to turn this sentence to a formal/written type , also I don't know which word could be replaced by "things"

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HelloImJez

22 Okt 2017

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Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?

"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations."

"Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

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HelloImJez

22 Okt 2017

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Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?

"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations."

"Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

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miriam_3

22 Okt 2017

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@HelloImJez Thanks 🙏🏻😊
If I want to use in educational things, which word I can use instead of "things"?

HelloImJez

22 Okt 2017

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@_mary__ I can't think of anything that fits the sentence in that way, but ”educational background" comes to mind.

"Parents have a more educational background"

"She has a more educational background"

It means that the person(s) you are talking about have been educated growing up; they have been to school and perhaps college/university. Is that what you are looking for?

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HelloImJez

22 Okt 2017

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Maybe "academic learning"?

"Parents have more experience in academic learning"

Meaning they learned most of what they know in school, or that they just have more experience in being in school than perhaps, someone of a poorer background.

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miriam_3

22 Okt 2017

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@HelloImJez Thank you so much ,it perfectly matches 😌🙏🏻

But ""A more "" educational , is a formal phrase?

HelloImJez

22 Okt 2017

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@_mary__ No, it can be used in regular sentences too!

"She liked the white cat, but she preferred the black cat because it had a more interesting personality"

"He chose the blue bed because it had a more colourful design"

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miriam_3

22 Okt 2017

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@HelloImJez Thanks 🌻
I mean, can I use it in a formal writing ? " has/have a more + adj + noun"

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@_mary__ Yes, you can :)

Another formal example:

"Parents now have a more educational background, compared to past generations."

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@HelloImJez Many thanks 😌

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Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations.""Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations.""Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

Maybe "academic learning"?"Parents have more experience in academic learning"Meaning they learned most of what they know in school, or that they just have more experience in being in school than perhaps, someone of a poorer background.

@_mary__ No, it can be used in regular sentences too!"She liked the white cat, but she preferred the black cat because it had a more interesting personality""He chose the blue bed because it had a more colourful design"

@_mary__ Yes, you can :)Another formal example:"Parents now have a more educational background, compared to past generations."

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Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (UK)? ‎How do you say parents nowadays are more experienced in educational "things " than were in the past. I would like to turn this sentence to a formal/written type , also I don't know which word could be replaced by "things"

Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?

"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations."

"Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

Perhaps one of these is what you are looking for?

"Parents are now much more educated than parents in past generations."

"Parents have more knowledge now more than ever."

Maybe "academic learning"?

"Parents have more experience in academic learning"

Meaning they learned most of what they know in school, or that they just have more experience in being in school than perhaps, someone of a poorer background.

@_mary__ No, it can be used in regular sentences too!

"She liked the white cat, but she preferred the black cat because it had a more interesting personality"

"He chose the blue bed because it had a more colourful design"

@_mary__ Yes, you can :)

Another formal example:

"Parents now have a more educational background, compared to past generations."