From or of
Which preposition is natural in the example?
Which sentence is correct?
We are of/from/belong to the same social class.
We are the same social class.
This isn’t something you would say but grammatically speaking, is it correct to say « dropped in social class »?
We've dropped in social class. Our family used to belong to /was of the upper class, now we're a middle class family.
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Which preposition is natural in the example? Which sentence is correct? We are of/from/ We belong to the same social class.
- Which preposition is natural in the example?
- Which sentence is correct?
- We are of/from/ We belong to the same social class.
- We are the same social class.
- OK This isn’t something you would say but grammatically speaking, is it correct to say « dropped in social class »?
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Which preposition is natural in the example?
Which sentence is correct?
We are of/from/ We belong to the same social class.
We are the same social class. OK
This isn’t something you would say but grammatically speaking, is it correct to say « dropped in social class »?
No. There's no simple way to say this. I'd need more
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