what's the difference between ''roll call'' and ''curfew'' ?
can you explain me when should I use each one?
can you explain me when I should use each one?
(sorry I don't know which form above is correct, I'd be glad if you can explain :)

thanks in advance.

Question

what's the difference between ''roll call'' and ''curfew'' ?
can you explain me when should I use each one?
can you explain me when I should use each one? 
(sorry I don't know which form above is correct, I'd be glad if you can explain :)

thanks in advance.

Answer

Additionally, you don't need "me" after "explain".

Answer

Hello,

The phrase "roll call" usually refers to attendence in a place or event. For example, a teacher may take roll call at the beginning of class.

A curfew refers to a rule related to time. For example, a teenager might leave an event at 9:30 p.m. because he needs to be home by his 10 p.m. curfew.

I hope this helps. 
Lacey

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