Class
Homework
Homework noun - Preparatory school work done outside school (especially at home).
Class and homework are semantically related in information taught topic. Sometimes you can use "Class" instead a noun "Homework".
Both words in one sentence
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Later on, when Peggy is introduced to class, both she and Kelly fall asleep and the teacher asks the class to wake them both, who respond that the dog ate their homework.
Source: A Dog Ate My Homework -
He gets rather annoyed when the class fail to find any information about the Victorian era which wasn't disgusting, instead of being grateful that the class did the homework without hesitation.
Source: Audio Play / Horrible Histories - In one strip, one of the other girls in class, on being asked about her homework, admits that she ate it herself.
Source: A Dog Ate My Homework
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