Olaf do you have a hard time reading? You said "If he doesn't go to class, they should kick his butt out of school. Anyone can show up to class." I do not see anything in that sentence about yet or if it continues. It took you an entire day and many posts later to add the words if it continues. Nobody should be kicked off the team for missing a few classes if their grades stay up. If he misses class and his grades fall he will be gone.
Hey jack--. It's a message board. Sorry I couldn't explain it in great detail with the first post and that I didn't follow it up immediately. But if you want to talk about reading skills and get technical about it. Check your Freshman English book under the term "tenses - present, future, and past". I didn't say if he "didn't" go to class. I said if he "doesn't". Which would imply present and not what had already occurred.
I've also made my stance more than clear since that first post so you should have a pretty good idea on where I stand.
Now do you want to keep arguing semantics or you want to drop it since neither of you can make a reasonable argument against what I said.
