Class/The class Hi, there Which of these options is right? “I couldn’t come to last class”, “I couldn’t come to the last class” or “I couldn’t make it to last class” or “I couldn’t make it to the las

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Class/The class Hi, there Which of these options is right? “I couldn’t come to last class”, “I couldn’t come to the last class” or “I couldn’t make it to last class” or “I couldn’t make it to the last class”? And “I can’t come/make it to next class” or “I can’t come/make it to the next class”? Please.

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What about “I can’t make (the) next class”, without “it”?

Hello! As Phoebe said, all of the sentences which use "the" sound better. However, to sound more casual you can also just take out both the word "to" and "the". For example, saying "I couldn't come last class", "I couldn't make it last class", or "I can't come/make it next class".

All of the options with "the" are better.

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