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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

class

I'm not learning anything from class.

Can you say this?
  

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I believe that in would be the prefered preposition, but from is certainly understadable.

— Philip

  • I believe that in would be the prefered preposition, but from is certainly understadable.
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I believe that in would be the prefered preposition, but from is certainly understadable.
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PhilipI believe that in would be the prefered preposition, but from is certainly understadable.
Would using from be grammatically incorrect? Is it wrong? Would a native speaker say something like such?

Thank you!
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It is not incorrect, just not quite natural. A native speaker might use it if talking about a class that he is no longer taking.
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PhilipIt is not incorrect, just not quite natural. A native speaker might use it if talking about a class that he is no longer taking.
Thank you very much Philip!
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