LEARNING SLANG (TO CUT CLASS)

Good morning again everyone!

Today is our fourth Daily Vitamin lesson of the week on the theme of Slang words and expressions related to study and school.

Today's expression is: TO CUT CLASS

Definition: to intentionally miss class, usually to do some other activity.

This expression is common in US English.

Sentence 1: I can't possibly sit through another lecture today, so let's just cut class and go to the beach.

Sentence 2: I'm afraid I'm going to have to send a note home to your mother; this is the second time that you have cut class this week.

Thank you very much for reading. Join us tomorrow for our last lesson of the week, where we will look at the expression TO DROP A CLASS.

Have a great day!