textbook page
/ˈtekst.bʊk peɪdʒ/
Meaning
A 'textbook page' refers to a single sheet or side of paper within an educational coursebook. Teachers frequently use this phrase to direct students to specific readings, exercises, or diagrams during a school lesson.
Examples
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Please turn to textbook page forty-five for the next diagram.
Please turn to textbook page forty-five for the next diagram.
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I accidentally tore a textbook page while putting it in my bag.
I accidentally tore a textbook page while putting it in my bag.
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Can you take a photo of the textbook page and send it to me?
Can you take a photo of the textbook page and send it to me?
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The answer to question three is on this textbook page.
The answer to question three is on this textbook page.
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We need to read every textbook page in chapter four by Monday.
We need to read every textbook page in chapter four by Monday.
Common Mistakes
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✗ Open your text book's page 50.
✓ Open your textbook to page 50.
Do not use the possessive form 'text book's page'. Instead, say 'textbook page 50' or 'page 50 in your textbook'.
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✗ I found the answer in the page of textbook.
✓ I found the answer on the textbook page.
'Textbook page' functions as a compound noun. Avoid using 'page of textbook', which sounds unnatural to native speakers.
Related Expressions
Practice
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The teacher asked us to look at the map on ___ 12.
💡 The sheet of paper in our study book.
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textbook page
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I need to print out this ___ because I want to write notes on it.
💡 A page from a school textbook.
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textbook page