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Salam1101 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Proper word
I have an English class today, but something comes up and I cancel and transfer it to another day.
Can I call it a substitution lesson or……?
What would be the proper word?
Thanks in advance
Can I call it a substitution lesson or……?
What would be the proper word?
Thanks in advance
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Hi Salam, A 'subsitute lesson' would be more appropriate. Sometimes called a 'make-up lesson'; other schools may have their own phrase, such as a 'replacement lesson'.
- Hi Salam, A 'subsitute lesson' would be more appropriate.
- Sometimes called a 'make-up lesson'; other schools may have their own phrase, such as a 'replacement lesson'.
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Hi Salam,
A 'subsitute lesson' would be more appropriate. Sometimes called a 'make-up lesson'; other schools may have their own phrase, such as a 'replacement lesson'.
A 'subsitute lesson' would be more appropriate. Sometimes called a 'make-up lesson'; other schools may have their own phrase, such as a 'replacement lesson'.
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