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Hotmale Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Missed/Skipped classes

Hello,

Is it natural to say: "My friend skipped all classes but one"?
Or maybe "missed" would be better?

Is there a better way to say that?

Thank you
  

Top answer

skipped - he chose not to go missed - sounds like he was unable to go My friend skipped all the classes but for / except one.

— Clive

  • skipped - he chose not to go missed - sounds like he was unable to go My friend skipped all the classes but for / except one.
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skipped - he chose not to go

missed - sounds like he was unable to go

My friend skipped all the classes but for / except one.
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Thank you, Clive.
How about: He attended only once class?
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Not quite. He attended class only once.

'Attended' is a somewhat formal word. Consider 'went to / came to'.
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