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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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reallocate our 07/04 class suspension to this week 31/03.

Does it mean there will be no class on 31 March while there will be a class on 7 April.
  

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Does it mean there will be no class on 31 March while there will be a class on 7 April. It sounds like a double negative of sorts: the class that won't be held in July will not be held in March instead. If I got a message like that, I would go to the movies or something on both days.

— Mister Micawber

  • Does it mean there will be no class on 31 March while there will be a class on 7 April.
  • It sounds like a double negative of sorts: the class that won't be held in July will not be held in March instead.
  • If I got a message like that, I would go to the movies or something on both days.
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Anonymousreallocate our 07/04 class suspension to this week 31/03.Does it mean there will be no class on 31 March while there will be a class on 7 April.
It sounds like a double negative of sorts: the class that won't be held in July will not be held in March instead. If I got a message like that, I would go to the movies or something on both days.
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