Anonymous
How is the action of being guided called? For example by a teacher? The actual action of being taught and directed?
I've looked up that guidance means a bit different thing. At first, I wrote "I have a very good guidance" (meaning that I have a good teacher to guide me), then I realised that this word doesn't actually mean what I need. So, how is it called?
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- Anonymous5 months ago
Instructor, coach, trainer
- CaraLv 75 months ago
Training for most sports, including tennis, is given not by a teacher but by a coach. What they offer is not guidance, but coaching. "I have a very good coach" would be the usual way of expressing what you mean.
- Lib.rare.ianLv 75 months ago
educating/educated/educator
nurtured/nurturer
cultivated
guided
encouraged
mentor/mentored
By the way, your example sentence is incorrect. It should read "I have very good guidance", or, alternatively, "I have a very good guide."
Take out the word "a".
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But you mentioned tennis. You don't have tennis teachers, you have tennis coaches. You could say "I have had some very good coaching." If you are talking about academic lessons, or music lessons, for example, you might talk about having had a good teacher, or good teaching.