2011年7月1日 · Hello everyone, I'd like to know if the phrasal verb "make up" sounds correct/idiomatic in the contexts below. If not, what would you suggest? Please take a look. 1. If you miss a class the teacher will make it up for you. [= the teacher will teach you the class you missed at another time.]...

2007年3月26日 · Make-up classes, and make-up labs are very well-known in my part of the US as making up a class or lab that someone missed during the quarter. Examples: "I will have a make-up class Thursday afternoon for all of you who went on the field trip and were not here last week."

2013年12月4日 · 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.

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?

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.

2011年4月4日 · 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. " are on the contrary to this sentence!

2010年8月17日 · In most examples I can think of, "to" is the better preposition. I suppose I might talk of making changes "on" a building or some other physical thing that definitely had an exterior.

2011年9月13日 · As simple as this problem may seem, It has been driving me crazy for quite a while now! Look at this sentence: "I was in the class. I told the students to open up their books to page 45 and asked one of them to start reading from line 12" Is there a difference between the sentence above and...

2018年3月28日 · You can both deliver and give a class in British English, but both words would be pretentious (to mean to spend time with a class trying to teach it), and best avoided in my view.

2015年11月13日 · Hi, in China, usually there are 4 classes in the morning in elementary schools, middle schools ,as well as in universities. between 2 classes there is about 10 minutes for both the teachers and the students to have a rest. What do you call that period of time in English? Class break or recess? Anyother terms to refer to this? Thanks a lot.