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Meanings of have a tutor in English

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Usage of have a tutor in English
1
I think, child, that the time has come for you to have a tutor.
The lady elizabeth
2
You may have a tutor any time you are ready.
Glenloch Girls
3
Starting tomorrow, you will have a tutor, Sancho concluded.
Island beneath the sea
4
You ought to have a tutor all to yourself, a student or something like that.
The Indian Lily and Other Stories
5
Can I have a tutor in my home?
BBC
6
For that you have to have a tutor.
Cities in Flight
7
I'm not a bit clever, you know, like Rosalind, but I'd like to have a tutor awfully.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
8
But wee Andrew was to have a tutor and remain with his grandparents for some years at least.
Scottish sketches
9
Of course, with tech advances like Skype, you don't even really need to have a tutor in your living room.
Reuters
10
Vernon was to have a tutor at Fairholm, and Eric was to return alone, and be received into Dr Rowlands's house.
Eric; Or, Little by Little
11
Since, however, I could not grow up altogether in ignorance, it was decided that I should have a tutor of my own.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
12
She persuaded my mother that I should not have a tutor for Latin because she knew it would make more work for her.
The red queen
13
The oracle also indicated the manner in which he was to travel; he was to have a tutor, a servant, and all in order.
The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 1...
14
The poor young gentleman has a tutor and a duenna in Innocentina.
The Princess Passes
15
And yet we had a tutor, I do not really know why.
The Story of My Life — Volume 01
16
We had a tutor in Russia who had studied in Paris.
For the love of mike
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