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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
attend lesson
how can we say it in another words ? can we say " have you been to the lesson" ? or " at" instead of "to"
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Have you been attended the class? when the emphasis is on the lesson learnt ) Have you been to the class/lesson? ) Have you learnt the lesson?
- Have you been attended the class?
- when the emphasis is on the lesson learnt ) Have you been to the class/lesson?
- ) Have you learnt the lesson?
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Have you been attended the class? (....when the emphasis is on the lesson learnt )
Have you been to the class/lesson? ( ...when the emphasis ison where he has been)
( Lesson sounds less common here, though.)
Have you learnt the lesson?
Have you been to the class/lesson? ( ...when the emphasis ison where he has been)
( Lesson sounds less common here, though.)
Have you learnt the lesson?
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