11/11(Fri.)
Nov 11th 2011 20:09
It's 8 p.m.
I was gonna take two classes this afternoon, but I didn't. The teachers always don't call the roll and I wanted to be at home. I was at work part time yesterday, so today I'm happy I just relaxed, got refreshed and studied something I like.
(If some of these don't make sense, please write "(Bad)" next to them.)
I was gonna take two classes this afternoon, but I didn't. The teachers always don't call the roll and I wanted to be at home. I was at work part time yesterday, so today I'm happy I just relaxed, got refreshed and studied something I like.
(If some of these don't make sense, please write "(Bad)" next to them.)
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The teachers always don't never call the roll and I wanted to be at home. Note: "to take a class" means "to enrol for a class" or "to be enrolled for a class". For example, "I am going to take Spanish classes this year because I really want to learn!" But if you are talking about attending a specific class, then you would use "go to a class" or "attend a class". For example, "I was going to go to two classes this afternoon, but I didn't." Does that make sense?