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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

class roster and class register

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00On the internet I see teachers of many schools talk about the following words and I don't understand exactly their respective meanings:02br
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00c/Teacher's personal mark book02br
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05002br 02br 00Bets wishes, Clive010id1

— Clive

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00I think A = B and C = D. Both are lists of students; the first is where the teacher indicates absences and the second is where s/he lists scores.0-
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00Oh, really? Then did I waste my time on this beautiful Sunday morning when I could have been out in the fresh spring air?0-
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0Hi Mister Micawber ,02br
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00No, you sure did not waste your time , I do appreciate your great help greatly . I was really still confused about their meanings until your explanation this time.I did try hard to consult many dictionaries but couldn't find their meanings . Thanks to your help , now I am clear about it.02br
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TuongvanHi teachers ,On the internet I see teachers of many schools talk about the following words and I don't understand exactly their respective meanings:a/Class rosterb/Class register c/Teacher's personal mark bookd/Grade book Please help clarify their meanings.Thank you in advance
A, c and d don't mean anything in the UK. B is close but, the word "class" b
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