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∙ 6y agoIn "The Giver," the punishment for arriving to school late was public chastisement in front of the class by the Teacher. The student was also given a warning which would be recorded in their permanent record.
The word late is an adverb, but it is the object of the participle "arriving" and the participial phrase "arriving late" is the object of the sentence (what I hate).
The teacher who always preaches the importance of punctuality arriving late for class themselves.
In ancient Mesopotamia, the punishment for being late to school is not well-documented or widely known. However, it is possible that being late could have resulted in disciplinary measures such as physical chastisement or public humiliation. It is important to note that specific punishments would vary depending on the time period and the school's rules or policies.
Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch was created in 1981-09.
Yes, the sentence contains a dangling modifier. To correct it, you could say: "Arriving ten minutes late, I found that the store was closed for the night."
Adverb
Neither of these phrases are correct. They should be:have been arriving / has been arriving - not have/has been arrived.You use have when there is a plural subject. egThe boys have been arriving all day for the camp - or They have been arriving all day for the camp.You use has when there is a singular subject egThe boy has been arriving late for school recently - or - She has been arriving late for school recently
After school, I was given a detention for arriving late to class.
It means when Puberty is delayed or late in arriving !
talking back, swearing, cheating, chewing gums, skipping class, arriving late, use cellphones
Re-write as: 'The problem, is that he is always arriving late to meetings'
La vie scolaire translates as "school life" in English. This is also the office in high schools in charge of organisation, where students for exemple are due to report if they are arriving late at school.