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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In the class / classroom
Can I say,
The teacher is teaching in class / in the class/ in the classroom.
The teacher is teaching in class / in the class/ in the classroom.
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The teacher is teaching in the classroom. Grammatical, but you are unlikely to use it. We talked about it in class.
- The teacher is teaching in the classroom.
- Grammatical, but you are unlikely to use it.
- We talked about it in class.
- What time is class ?
- Class [is] dismissed.
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The teacher is teaching in the classroom.
Grammatical, but you are unlikely to use it.
We talked about it in class.
What time is class?
Class [is] dismissed.
CB
Grammatical, but you are unlikely to use it.
We talked about it in class.
What time is class?
Class [is] dismissed.
CB
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The teacher is teaching the class in the classroom.
The classroom is the actual room. It is the only one which refers to a space of sorts, so I guess this is what you have in mind here given you use "in".
The classroom is the actual room. It is the only one which refers to a space of sorts, so I guess this is what you have in mind here given you use "in".
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