"He must have cut class yesterday" says that he skipped his class on purpose, and did not intend to go to class.
"He must have missed the class yesterday" could also mean that he wanted to attend class but couldn't; for example if he could not reach class on time because of traffic or bad weather.
1. He must have missed the class yesterday.
2. He must have cut the class yesterday.
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What is the difference between two sentences?
Is 'cut' a worse word than 'missed'?
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