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  1. 03-Feb-2008, 03:40 #1
    Ngkhacphuoc
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    Question Attention or attendance?

    Hi,
    At the end of a lesson, my fellow teacher says ," Thanks for your attention", but another fellow teacher says,"Thanks for your attendance". Which is right ?
  2. 03-Feb-2008, 03:50 #2
    chibi
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    Default Re: Attention or attendance?

    why dont you check the meanings of these words in a dictionary? you can easily find out the difference between them
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