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lecture for

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lecture someone for something
to give someone a talking-to about something. Please don't lecture me for being late. It won't help now, will it? There is no point in lecturing us for something we didn't do.
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For example, Group 1 had an asynchronous text-based lecture for Chapter 1, while Group 2 had a synchronous web conference lecture for Chapter 1.
Zaslow, a Carnegie Mellon graduate, covered the Lecture for the Wall Street Journal, where he is a columnist.
 
 
 
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