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Hotmale Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
In, at or during class
Hello!
What preposition do I need in this sentence:
"I learned it in/at/during my English class".
What's more, should I use "class" or "classes"?
Thank You
Top answer
Hotmale I learned it in English class. As shown. This is enough.
- Hotmale I learned it in English class.
- As shown.
- This is enough.
- Also, ...
- in an English course.
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HotmaleI learned it in English class.
As shown. This is enough.
Also, ... in an English course.
HotmaleWhat's more, should I use "class" or "classes"?
class is enough unless you want to focus on the fact that you can't remember which of several English classes you learned it in. Then sa
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