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WEBNov 7, 2016 · A student has missed two days of class or has joined the class late . In such a case, Should I use Make up or catch up the missed classes? How are you going to make up the missed classes?
difference between take up and take a course
WEBApr 4, 2011 · After much consideration, Joan decided to take .....(in, on,up,over) a secretarial course=> take up.But in this sentence "take up" is the only answer reasonable.What "e2efour" said:" You can take up the offer of a free course, but I would never say "take up a course" meaning to attend a course. " …
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WEBJul 1, 2011 · Making up a class is something that the person who missed the class does. If a student misses a class, as in this example, we cannot say that the teacher will make it up. Therefore, #1 is wrong. In a different situation, if the teacher is ill and a class does not take place, then the teacher can make it up. We could say something similar to #1 ...
Make-up classes..... - WordReference Forums
WEBMar 26, 2007 · In the United States, a "make-up class" or a "make-up session" or a "make-up test" means that these are used to make-up what was missed or what one did poorly on. If we wanted to discuss a class for applying make-up, we would say a cosmetics class. If someone used the phrase "catch-up class" high school …
a make-up lesson? - WordReference Forums
WEBDec 4, 2013 · California. English - US. Dec 4, 2013. #5. In American English, we do talk about 'make up lessons', 'make-up work', ' make-up classes' etc. We talk about the need to 'catch up', but we wouldn't call them 'catch-up' lessons. It seems the answer to you question depends on to whom you are speaking. E.
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WEBJun 6, 2013 · "Make up" is the preferred form. "Replacement class" is OK but doesn't sound as natural. "Substitution class" sounds worse. (1) The make-up class set for tomorrow has been/was canceled. (2) When are you making up for the class you missed? (3) Is the make-up class for yesterday going to be in this room?
faire les courses - WordReference Forums
WEBDec 8, 2009 · To me, " faire des courses " can mean much more than actually buying stuff: go to the post office, to some administrative office as well as going to any kind of shop. That would be even more obvious if I say " J'ai une course à faire ". This what people call, or used to call, "doing my messages" in Liverpool (England).
Make up a conversation?? - WordReference Forums
WEBSep 13, 2006. #4. Overall, looks good! Also possible: Please make up a dialog <consisting> of at least 10 sentences. Minor note: while to make up a story sounds OK to me, to make up a conversation has a slightly negative sounds as if lying to someone about a conversation you never actually had. E.
compensation class - WordReference Forums
WEBJun 17, 2020 · Senior Member. No. We don't say this. It would not make sense to say this. "To compensate" means "to reimburse" -- to pay for money lost. The purpose of a make-up class is not to pay you back for money lost. The purpose of a make-up class is to teach the information from the class. In a university or high school, there often is no "make-up class".
Compulsory Elective Course/Subject - WordReference Forums
WEBApr 12, 2022 · Elective Course [=optional] Overall result: passed. The study programme consists of teaching episodes totalling 180 credits (ECTS standard). Compulsory subjects make up 60%, compulsory elective subjects 30% of the total number of credits. The study programme is completed by a state examination, which includes the defence of the bachelor’s thesis.