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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Some small Q
How would you say?
1) Hey, Kate, what was the homework on(?) math?
2) I was absent at\in(??) the math lesson (no 'during' please)
1) Hey, Kate, what was the homework on(?) math?
2) I was absent at\in(??) the math lesson (no 'during' please)
Top answer
Hey, Kate, was there a math assignment/was there any math homework? I was absent (from class).
- Hey, Kate, was there a math assignment/was there any math homework?
- I was absent (from class).
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Hey, Kate, was there a math assignment/was there any math homework? I was absent (from class).
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Hey, Kate, what was the math homework? I didn't make it to math class.
"homework in math" and "absent from the lesson" are possibilities, but not the most idiomatic way of saying those sentences.
CJ
"homework in math" and "absent from the lesson" are possibilities, but not the most idiomatic way of saying those sentences.
CJ
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