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SeroMack Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
We didn't the lesson but the lesson itself... (?)
I'm looking for a verb American/English people use to denote that a lesson planned has not 'come into existence' (eg. due to some unspecified circumstances).
Hey mom, the our last lesson "...." I'm so thrilled!
All found in a dictionary was some suggestions like to take place or to be held, though I know there must be something more precise.
Thanks for any help.
sM
Hey mom, the our last lesson "...." I'm so thrilled!
All found in a dictionary was some suggestions like to take place or to be held, though I know there must be something more precise.
Thanks for any help.
sM
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seroMack denote that a lesson planned has not 'come into existence' The last lesson never materialized. CJ
- seroMack denote that a lesson planned has not 'come into existence' The last lesson never materialized.
- CJ
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seroMackdenote that a lesson planned has not 'come into existence'The last lesson never materialized.
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