make up or catch up missed classes? | WordReference Forums
Nov 7, 2016 · Learn the difference between make up and catch up in the context of missed classes, and see examples of how to use them correctly. Join the WordReference Forums to ask questions and get feedback from other English speakers.
difference between take up and take a course
Apr 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. " are on the contrary to this sentence!
Make up [classes, lessons] - WordReference Forums
Jul 1, 2011 · Learn how to use the phrasal verb "make up" in the context of missing or rescheduling classes or lessons in English. See examples, explanations and discussions from native speakers and learners.
a make-up lesson? - WordReference Forums
Dec 4, 2013 · Users ask and answer about the idiomatic way to call lessons to make up for missed ones. Some suggest "catch-up lessons" or "remedial lessons", while others note the difference between American and British English.
Make-up classes..... - WordReference Forums
Mar 26, 2007 · 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."
make up / account for / take up | WordReference Forums
Jun 26, 2011 · make up / account for / take up. Thread starter hplv1561w; Start date Jun 26, 2011; H. hplv1561w Member ...
make up - substitution - replacement class - WordReference Forums
Jun 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
Dec 8, 2009 · les courses = daily or frequent shopping, for what is often needed: food, milk, bread, butter, fruits. Close to "the groceries" ... Des courses = occasional shopping, clothing, shoes etc. Les courses can be replaced par les commissions. Une commission or des commissions would become errand/errands...
compensation class - WordReference Forums
Jun 17, 2020 · But "make-up tests" are common. Even if the test is held, if 1 student was sick that day and missed it, that student might have a "make-up test" later. Tests are required in the course. Attendance at every individual class is not required. Courses are designed to cover information, not to have a specific number of classes.
Take a course on/in - WordReference Forums
Apr 26, 2014 · Hello! I'm not quite sure as to which preposition should go with ''take a course'' I have heard: I'm going to take a course in Physics I'm going to take a course on diamonds Also, He gave me a crash course on how to cook Spanish dishes thanks so much for your help