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2011年7月1日 · 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.
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2007年3月26日 · Hello everybody. My question today is about students missing in class and how they can make up for the missed class. I would like to know if these sentences are correct. A student missing one class will have to attend a make-up class before the end of the month. There will be a make-up class for those who were missing in last Tuesday's class.
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2013年6月6日 · "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?
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2012年9月20日 · well in this case, I am the teacher who is offering to go over the concepts and themes of the missed class with the student at a seperate date and time. So I am telling the students: if you have missed a class, you can schedule a make-up class with me.
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2007年8月6日 · Supposed on the day of the test, I didn't show up to take the test with my class. The next day I returned to school and I wanted to take the test that I missed from the other day. So how do I say to the teacher? 1) Teacher, I would like to make up for the test that I missed. 2) Teacher, I would like to take a makeup test for the one that I missed.
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2013年12月4日 · To me, 'make-up lessons' sounds a lot like lessons on how to apply make-up (cosmetic paint). I might call what you have in mind 'catch-up lessons'.
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2016年11月7日 · 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?
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2007年4月5日 · Does anyone know how to say "make up class" or "rescheduled class?"
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2008年6月14日 · Suppose you're a teacher and one of your students has missed some lessons so you decide to give a make up lesson\\catch up lesson. or Your student says: -I'm going to miss the next lesson because of some personal matter. - Don't worry, I'll make it up for you. I'm wondering which option...
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2015年11月13日 · I have class (now on my schedule marked as "tomorrow," --a word that by definition has a future MEANING BUT IS NOT A TENSE OF A VERB , ITS JUST A WORD-- so I tell you now , and you hear this now: even though we had agreed to go to a movie also scheduled for tomorrow, the class now interferes (present tense) with this plan, and so the present ...