The phrase "assigns homework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of a teacher or instructor giving homework to students.
Example: "The teacher assigns homework every Friday to ensure that students practice what they learned during the week."
Alternatives: "gives homework" or "sets homework".
She assigns homework daily and admits that she is known to be strict.
Some of his briefers have said he asks probing questions and often assigns homework in the form of follow-up questions.
Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi — Jenna Krajeski.
Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi —Jenna Krajeski In the U.S., we're unlikely to read about Charles Simic on Page Six, but British gossips apparently take a healthy interest in poetry.
Perhaps before he assigns homework to his nation's budding poets, he should consider citing a band whose lyrics rise above the Arctic Monkeys': She'll be sayin' use me Show me the jacuzzi — Jenna Krajeski Jenna Krajeski has contributed to Harper's, The Nation, and Virginia Quarterly Review, and was a 2016 Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan.
During this time, she neither hands out textbooks nor assigns homework.
Make sure the assignment is similar in topic and number of problems to the assigned homework.
Nobody likes being assigned homework over summer vacation.
Your teachers assigned homework in every other class, except this one, or so you thought.
Oh, yes, each would explain: kindergartners are assigned homework every day.
When my math teachers assigned homework, most students groaned, but I relished the job.
