Not too much offense meant, but, if you teach English, you should know that “to” is not the same as “too”. Also, you seem to be changing your tense here (I’m not an English major – it just sounds wrong): “I’ve never claimed to have taught in India, let alone visit the country….” and maybe here: “There appear to have been many negative comments yesterday….” Even if, technically, you’re correct, the sentences read awkwardly. Also, you have “subtleties” – plural – meaning there should be more than one, but I only see one. Now, I’m not much for quibbling except with numbers and language, but I think you should tighten up. Oh, and you should close your parenthetical expression.
Not too much offense meant, but, if you teach English, you should know that “to” is not the same as “too”. Also, you seem to be changing your tense here (I’m not an English major – it just sounds wrong): “I’ve never claimed to have taught in India, let alone visit the country….” and maybe here: “There appear to have been many negative comments yesterday….” Even if, technically, you’re correct, the sentences read awkwardly. Also, you have “subtleties” – plural – meaning there should be more than one, but I only see one. Now, I’m not much for quibbling except with numbers and language, but I think you should tighten up. Oh, and you should close your parenthetical expression.