Lesson ends, children leave.

Meaning: When the unit of instruction in a school or college ceases to exist or occur, the young people are going away from a place.

Choice of Words: Lesson is a noun referring to a unit of instruction in a school or college. Ends is a verb describing the point at which something ceases to exist or occur. Children is a plural noun referring to young people. Leave is a verb describing the act of going away from a place.

Alternative Expressions

Class over, kids go.

Meaning: This means the same as the first example. When the lesson is over, the children leave the place where they were learning.

Choice of Words: Class is another word for lesson, and over also means finished. Kids is a casual way to refer to children, and go means to move from one place to another. So, "Class over, kids go" means that when the teaching or learning session is finished, the young people leave the place where it was happening.

School's out, youngsters depart.

Meaning: This means the same as the first two examples. When the lesson is over, the children leave the place where they were learning.

Choice of Words: School is the place where lessons happen, and out means finished or over. Youngsters is a formal way to refer to children, and depart means to leave a place. So, "School's out, youngsters depart" means that when the teaching or learning session is finished, the young people leave the place where it was happening.

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