What's the difference?
Hello! I would like to know what is the difference between:

"The teacher did not come to class" (or classes?)
and
"The teacher did not show up to class(classes?)"

*I also don't know if it is necessary to add "to class" or if I can just say "The teacher did not show up today"

Question

What's the difference?
Hello! I would like to know what is the difference between:

"The teacher did not come to class" (or classes?)
and
"The teacher did not show up to class(classes?)"

*I also don't know if it is necessary to add "to class" or if I can just say "The teacher did not show up today"

Answer

classes is more than one class
the second *did not show up* reads better

Answer

There is no difference of meaning and yes you can just use "today" and everyone will understand that she didn't show up FOR THE class.

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There is no difference of meaning and yes you can just use "today" and everyone will understand that she didn't show up to THE class.