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Kinston AG Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

phrasal verb sit in on

HI,

Can we use the phrasal verb 'sit in on' in the following sentence

1.Could you please sit in on my class tomorrow because I have to attend a seminar for two days? Here, somehow it means to 'cover' someone's class.'

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Kinston AG Could you please sit in on my class tomorrow To me this means that the speaker will take the class as normal, but the other person is requested to be present also. I wouldn't use it for the meaning you want.

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  • Kinston AG Could you please sit in on my class tomorrow To me this means that the speaker will take the class as normal, but the other person is requested to be present also.
  • I wouldn't use it for the meaning you want.
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Kinston AGCould you please sit in on my class tomorrow
To me this means that the speaker will take the class as normal, but the other person is requested to be present also. I wouldn't use it for the meaning you want.
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