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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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class or lesson

Could I ask two questions, please?

When somebody says "an unforgettable lesson,"
does it mean "an unforgettable class"?

Is the "lesson" in "an unforgettable lesson" the same with the "lesson" in "learn a lesson" or is it the same with "class"?

Thank you.
  

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Anonymous When somebody says "an unforgettable lesson,"does it mean "an unforgettable class"? If class = lesson, then 'Yes'. Anonymous Is the "lesson" in "an unforgettable lesson" the same with the "lesson" in "learn a lesson" or is it the same with "class"?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous When somebody says "an unforgettable lesson,"does it mean "an unforgettable class"?
  • If class = lesson, then 'Yes'.
  • Anonymous Is the "lesson" in "an unforgettable lesson" the same with the "lesson" in "learn a lesson" or is it the same with "class"?
  • Probably.
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AnonymousWhen somebody says "an unforgettable lesson,"does it mean "an unforgettable class"?
If class = lesson, then 'Yes'.
AnonymousIs the "lesson" in "an unforgettable lesson" the same with the "lesson" in "learn a lesson" or is it the same with "class"?
Probably.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.
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