introduce
Can I use this verb ( In addition to " introducing someone to somebody) to tell students I am going to explain a new thing to them , a new topic: passive voice, for example, and today is the first day I will talk about it to them , so they have never heard of it before. ?

If not, what others vebs do you naturally use? It is in order not to repeat " talk, look at , go over "

Thank you

Question

introduce
Can I use this verb ( In addition to " introducing someone to somebody)   to tell students I am going to explain a new thing to them , a new topic: passive voice,  for example, and today is the first day I will talk about it to them , so they have never heard of it before. ?

If not, what others vebs do you naturally use?   It is in order not to repeat  " talk, look at  , go over "

Thank you

Answer

Yes, you can certainly "introduce" a topic.

"Yesterday, I introduced the passive voice in the class I was teaching. Tomorrow I am going to introduce the subjective."

"Introduce" refers, naturally, to the *first* time you talk about or explain something. After that you would need to use verbs like: discuss, explain, go over.

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