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[missdaredevil]

I was an English teacher in �Fun English� in the last year in university.
will *for* do the trick?

Thanks

[bud]

Yes, that would work, too.

[missdaredevil]

Do they both sound ok?

thanks

[bud]

Yes, but if I were writing that thought, I would probably choose "for." I think perhaps it depends on your frame of reference as you compose the sentence. If you are thinking more about the subject that was taught, then "for" is maybe more natural. If you are thinking about the class itself (e.g., the room, the students, etc.), then probably "in" is more natural.