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Vincent Teo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Class / class 6 Ace

Can I say,

(a) She is from Class 6 Ace.

(b) She is from class 6 Ace.

(c) She is from the class / Class 6 Ace.
  

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"from (the) class 6 Ace" doesn't make sense to me. What are you describing?

  • "from (the) class 6 Ace" doesn't make sense to me.
  • What are you describing?
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"from (the) class 6 Ace" doesn't make sense to me. What are you describing?
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Class 6 Ace - is this the name of a class in school?
Then you can say (a).
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I'm taking about the girl. She studies in Class 6 Ace. So, how do I write in a sentence?

(a) She is from Class 6 Ace.

(b) She is from class 6 Ace.

(c) She is from the class / Class 6 Ace.
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I'm talking about a girl. She studies in Class 6 Ace. So, how do I write this in a sentence?

I am not familiar with the class names and numbering systems in your school.

If "Class 6 Ace" is the proper name given to a particular class in your school and she will go to "Class 7 Ace" next year, then say
She is studying in Class 6 Ace. She is in Class 6 Ac
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Thanks, but if the classroom is the normal class, not the proper name for the classroom, Should I capitalized the word, "Class" ?

(a) She is from the class / Class 6 Ace.(capitalized C?)
(b) She is from (the) class 6 Ace.
(c) She is from Class 6 Ace.
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Vincent TeoThanks, but if the classroom is the normal class, not the proper name for the classroom, Should I capitalized the word, "Class" ?
No. Only proper names begin with capital letters.
What is Ace?
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Hi, if the classroom is the normal class,which is correct? (Ace is the name of the classroom)

(a) She is from the class 6 Ace.
(b) She is from class 6 Ace.
(c) She is from Class 6 Ace.

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