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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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A student/mark

1. Is this sentence correct:



"My niece is an A student in Maths/English, etc."



Note: By this, I mena that she usually gets an A mark in Maths/English, etc.




2. By the way, and is it correct to say "she gets an A mark" (since someone who isn't familiar with the same assessment system might require more information to understand what I'm trying to say.)

  

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1. Is this sentence correct: "My niece is an A student in Maths/English, etc. " When I read this, it sound to me like one of her subjects is called Maths//English.

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  • Is this sentence correct: "My niece is an A student in Maths/English, etc.
  • " When I read this, it sound to me like one of her subjects is called Maths//English.
  • I suggest this.
  • eg My niece is an A student in all of her subjects.
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1. Is this sentence correct:

"My niece is an A student in Maths/English, etc." When I read this, it sound to me like one of her subjects is called Maths//English. I suggest this.

eg My niece is an A student in all of her subjects.

eg My niece is an A student in Maths, English, and all of her other subjects.


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