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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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I'll call and find out the class time/s.
The magazine says that there is a class that teaches how to make clay Christmas decorations. I'll call and find out the class time/s.
Would you use "the class time" or "the class times" in the above and why? Thanks.
Would you use "the class time" or "the class times" in the above and why? Thanks.
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I'd probably say something like "I'll call and find out the date and time" if I assumed that it was a one-day class. I'd probably add the S if I assumed that the class was to take place on multiple dates (and possibly at varying times of day).
- I'd probably say something like "I'll call and find out the date and time" if I assumed that it was a one-day class.
- I'd probably add the S if I assumed that the class was to take place on multiple dates (and possibly at varying times of day).
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I'd probably say something like "I'll call and find out the date and time" if I assumed that it was a one-day class.
I'd probably add the S if I assumed that the class was to take place on multiple dates (and possibly at varying times of day).
I'd probably add the S if I assumed that the class was to take place on multiple dates (and possibly at varying times of day).
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