Kick you off the classroom

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If you see any mistakes in the following sentence can I have your comments?

(Teacher to students) Class policy.

I will kick you off the class if you nod off in my class and if you forget to bring your class materials. Make sure you stay awakeand check your timetable assignments and class materials before you come to class. Don't ask me extra handout. I mean don't ask if you can get an extra handout when you leave it at home.

Chalkbrd · Accepted Answer

You kick someone "out" of class, not off. You can kick someone off of an amusement part ride or a bus, but it's out of class. It sounds very strong (and a big harsh). But maybe that is how you want to sound.

I will kick you out of class if you nod off or if you forget to bring your class materials. Make sure you stay awake. Also check your timetable for assignments and class materials before you come to class. Don't ask me for an extra handout. I mean, don't ask if you can get an extra handout because you left yours at home.

The "timetable assignments"...does that mean they have a schedule that tells them when they are to be somewhere? If it is something that tells when assignments are due for a class and what materials they need to bring for that class, it might be better to use the word syllabus. A teacher gives the students a syllabus so they will know what assignments they need to do and when those assignments will be due. It will also list any materials needed for that class. I wasn't sure exactly what you meant with that phrase.

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