"the class lack" vs "the class was lack"

Question

"the class lack" vs "the class was lack"

Both phrases are incorrect as they are missing a verb. The correct form should be 'the class was lacking' or 'the class lacked'. The verb 'lack' needs to be conjugated properly to match the subject 'the class'.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

To correct this phrase, you can use 'the class lacked' to indicate the absence of something in the class.

Alternatives:

the class lacked
the class was lacking

To make this phrase correct, you need to add the verb 'lacking' after 'was', resulting in 'the class was lacking'.

Alternatives:

the class was lacking
the class lacked

Answer 1

the class lack

This phrase is incorrect as it is missing a verb. The verb 'lack' should be conjugated properly to match the subject 'the class'.

Answer 2

the class was lack

This phrase is incorrect as it is missing a verb form after 'was'.

"the class lack" vs "the class was lack"

the class lack

the class was lack

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