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Q: which city prefer to hire an IB teacher?

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FindJobz with "IB teacher" in search:

 

https://jobs.echinacities.com/jobs/search/?employeeId=0&keyword=IB+teach...

 

 

I forgot to look at the cities ...

 

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LearningEnglishGrammar.com:

https://7esl.com/present-simple-tense/

 

The third person singular has specific rules:

*For most regular verbs, add an s at the end.

*For verbs ending in s, ss, sh, ch, th, x, z, or o, add es.

*For verbs ending in y, drop y and add ies.

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Any major city will have jobs for an IB teacher. 

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