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Makiasan Posted 13 years ago
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off school

1. Ken is off school today.
2. Ken has been off school today.
3. Ken has a day off school today.

Are these sentences possible?
Thank you.
  

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Yes, but much depends on the context in which you want to say this. eg Do you want to say it before school starts? eg Do you want to say it during school hours?

— Clive

  • Yes, but much depends on the context in which you want to say this.
  • eg Do you want to say it before school starts?
  • eg Do you want to say it during school hours?
  • eg Do you want to say it after school finishes?
  • Clive
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Yes, but much depends on the context in which you want to say this.
eg Do you want to say it before school starts?
eg Do you want to say it during school hours?
eg Do you want to say it after school finishes?

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Clive:

Yes, but much depends on the context in which you want to say this.

eg Do you want to say it before school starts?

eg Do you want to say it during school hours?

eg Do you want to say it after school finishes?
Thank you for the reply, Clive.

So are these correct?

When you want to say it before school sta
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So are these correct?

When you want to say it before school starts,
"Ken will be off school today." Yes
Ken is off school today." Yes
or "Ken has a day off school today." Yes

When you want to say it during
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Thank you so much, Clive!
Maki
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