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@nhan1st: I was correcting his statement, and I need to correct mine as well as it seems I used the present tense of the work "mark" and not the past.

[quote=Gollywog]If you miss a day of school and get marked absent, can you make up for that absence?
Can you make up for an absence if you miss a day of school and get mark absent?[/quote]

Build a time machine, go back to the past, and be present for that day.

Hah, I think if we miss a day or something, we should be able to do at least 2x or more than we should on the next day to make up the other day(s) missed. Speaking of missed days, are we on stamp #9 or #10? If we're on 10, then sht.

@bookofheaven: Again, you can get it excused. You cannot make up for the absence and suddenly make so that you were "present".

[quote=Asianscott]If you miss a day of school and get marked absent.
Can you make up for that absence?[/quote]

If you miss a day of school and get marked absent, can you make up for that absence?
Can you make up for an absence if you miss a day of school and get marked absent?

[quote=Asianscott]If you miss a day of school and get marked absent.
Can you make up for that absence?[/quote]

If you get a valid excused note then you can.

Master oogway says "There are no accidents"
You didn't accidentally miss it. There was a reason.

@Aaaayee: No, you can excuse it. You can't suddenly be marked present

[quote=Asianscott]If you miss a day of school and get marked absent.
Can you make up for that absence?[/quote]

yes the next day you can

If you miss a day of school and get marked absent.
Can you make up for that absence?