The term "late homework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to homework that has been submitted after the assignment's due date. For example, "I'm sorry for not turning in my homework on time - my late homework was due to illness."
Late Homework The Williamstown Theater Festival in Williamstown, Mass., a frequent breeding ground for Broadway, will announce its 2002 season today.
She managed her workload pretty well during her freshman year, with only a couple of late homework nights, but she had a free period that she no longer has as a sophomore.
Save "late homework" passes (if you get them) for true emergencies.
And it wouldn't be a complete day in global markets these days without some Greece news; officials at the European Commission have run their red pen over Athens' latest homework and given it an F. Both sides have merely taken to reiterating their positions and then digging in further.
The first police commissioner in modern times to not have a college degree when he got the job, Mr. Kerik made sure that reporters on the beat knew that he was taking college correspondence courses, even opening his briefcase to show off his latest homework assignment.
The latest homework (e.g. "Thursday: Read Textbook Chapter 8 and prepare for Tuesday's quiz").
He had been up late with homework and the Internet.
Staff stay late for homework clubs that run until ten at night (many pupils come from crowded homes) and volunteer for weekend workshops.
It's filled with long lazy days where you can sleep in, stay up late, and homework doesn't exist.
- 43percentt; Staying up late completing homework - 32percentt; Staying up late for social activities - 24percentt; and Working late hours during the week - 20percentt.
Of course, he still acts like a teenager: throws his laundry on the floor, waits weeks to wash his linens, has mood swings, negotiates curfews (I no longer have legal control, but he knows who pays his car insurance) and stays up too late doing homework that he should have completed earlier -- but fell asleep instead.
