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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
in class / in the classroom
Which is correct?
1 Peter is the strongest in his studies.
2 Peter is the strongest in class / in the classroom.
3 They went to their class / classroom for celebration of Teacher day.
4 They decorated their class / classroom before celebration of Children day.
Thanks
1 Peter is the strongest in his studies.
2 Peter is the strongest in class / in the classroom.
3 They went to their class / classroom for celebration of Teacher day.
4 They decorated their class / classroom before celebration of Children day.
Thanks
Top answer
#3 is the only one I would accept without changes. “class” is used as a location. )
- #3 is the only one I would accept without changes.
- “class” is used as a location.
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#3 is the only one I would accept without changes. “class” is used as a location.
(I am assuming you want just one answer.)
(I am assuming you want just one answer.)
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Peter has the highest grade in the class. (1 & 2 are alternates.)
(Strongest in his performance usually translates to a grade result. If instead, you were commenting on his physical strength in wrestling, it would be acceptable as is.)
They decorated their classroom (not class) before celebration of Children’s Day.
(The classroom is used as the place here, and class is the colle
(Strongest in his performance usually translates to a grade result. If instead, you were commenting on his physical strength in wrestling, it would be acceptable as is.)
They decorated their classroom (not class) before celebration of Children’s Day.
(The classroom is used as the place here, and class is the colle
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