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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
How to use join
Is it correct to use "join " in a sense that I was absent from the lesson.
for example;
I did not join my piano lesson last Saturday.
Please explain
for example;
I did not join my piano lesson last Saturday.
Please explain
Top answer
Join isn't used in your sentence. You can say: I didn't go to my piano lesson last Saturday. CB
- Join isn't used in your sentence.
- You can say: I didn't go to my piano lesson last Saturday.
- CB
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Join isn't used in your sentence. You can say: I didn't go to my piano lesson last Saturday.
CB
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Hi,
Very, very generally speaking, you 'join' other people who are doing the same thing.
In your example, you are the only student doing the piano lesson.
Clive
Very, very generally speaking, you 'join' other people who are doing the same thing.
In your example, you are the only student doing the piano lesson.
Clive
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