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Maria D Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
course / courses
Hello! Could you help me, please, with the word "course". How do you say in English the situation when a person attends language classes for adults or a language school? In my language we say "to go to courses". Thus, I have a question which sentence is correct:
1) I go to English courses
2) I go on English courses
3) I go to Language school
4) I go to a language school
5) I go to evening classes (or just English classes)
or instead of the word "go" and preposition "to"I should use other words?
Thank you!!
1) I go to English courses
2) I go on English courses
3) I go to Language school
4) I go to a language school
5) I go to evening classes (or just English classes)
or instead of the word "go" and preposition "to"I should use other words?
Thank you!!
Top answer
These are OK: 1 ) I go to English classes/lessons. 3) I go to language school 4) I go to a language school 5) I go to evening classes / English classes.
- These are OK: 1 ) I go to English classes/lessons.
- 3) I go to language school 4) I go to a language school 5) I go to evening classes / English classes.
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These are OK:
1) I go to English classes/lessons.
3) I go to language school
4) I go to a language school
5) I go to evening classes / English classes.
1) I go to English classes/lessons.
3) I go to language school
4) I go to a language school
5) I go to evening classes / English classes.
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