無駄になったって英語でなんて言うの？

>▪I have wasted two English lessons because I overslept wasted=used to no purpose >This sentence explains that because you overslept you have wasted the English lessons. ● >▪I am so angry at myself. I overslept and missed my English lessons angry=feeling or showing strong annoyance >This sentence explains that you are not happy with yourself because you overslept and was not in time for you English lessons __________________________________________________________

When you "oversleep" it means that you slept too long and miss an event as a result. The phrase "missed out" is when you are unable to attend or participate in something and you feel bad about it. I hope that this helps :)

I overslept and missed two of my English lessons.- This means that you slept too much and missed your scheduled lessons. You only woke up once they were done. I feel like I wasted money because I overslept and missed two of my English lessons. - This means that you feel like you wasted your money because you had already paid for the lessons that you did not end up taking.

If the lessons were apart, or together, then they may be described as 'two English lessons.' If you specifically want to identify the two lessons as being 'back to back' the you could decribe them as a 'double lesson.' Back to back = ​happening one after another, without interruption: "Hamilton is celebrating back-to-back victories in the German and British Grands Prix."

All of these sentences above express how bad someone feels because they overslept and missed two English lessons.

These are a few ways to say that you missed an opportunity or that you allowed something to be wasted.