* Subject-verb agreement: The subject of the sentence is "Our class," which is plural. The verb "fool" should be conjugated to match, making it "fool around."
* Incomplete sentence structure: The sentence lacks a clear connection between the two clauses. "We meet our goal" needs a conjunction (like "but" or "if") to explain the relationship between fooling around and meeting the goal.
Here are some ways to fix the sentence:
* Directly connect the ideas: "Our class fools around, but we still meet our goal."
* Show a conditional relationship: "If our class fools around, we won't meet our goal."
* Use a different verb: "Our class goofs off, even though we want to meet our goal."
Remember to choose the sentence structure that best reflects the intended meaning.