The phrase "after lesson" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time following a lesson, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We can discuss the project details after the lesson ends."
Alternatives: "after class" or "post-lesson".
"I dropped the idea of riding after Lesson 1," she said.
Then it was lesson after lesson while he crouched in his wing chair, petting his cat and looking as if he'd swallowed the cream.
After lesson 1, PTs' SCK was reassessed through the mid-term exam (posttest 1, March 7).
Read our October 1 article on a nearly nine-year military campaign that critics say provided lesson after lesson about what not to do ever again.
It's what keeps our teachers coming back to teach lesson after lesson, because it affirms that they are positively impacting students' lives, and making these positive impacts validates the choice that our teachers made in choosing their profession in the first place.
This increase was responsible for 77% of the increase in scores after lesson 1.
There was nothing to do after lessons or at weekends.
"We'd go to school as normal and then train after lessons, every day," he recalls.
The report, Deprivation and Risk, complains that compulsory school hours have barely changed since the 19th century, when children were often forced to do paid work after lessons.
At the time, however, I was learning a somewhat different Bach on the Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ upstairs, which, amazingly, became my practice instrument after lessons.
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