In X grade/year
How dou you say that you're in your first year/grade at the uni/at school?
I'm in the first grade/year.
I'm in first grade/year.
Is there any difference in terminology? Do we use 'grade' for a school and 'year' for a uni or vise versa or there is no difference at all?
Regards,
Valeria
Top answer
Grades 1 through 12 (primary and secondary school). — Also , 1st through 4th year (senior secondary school) 1st through 4th year (university) I'm in first grade. (elementary school) I'm in first year.
- Grades 1 through 12 (primary and secondary school).
- — Also , 1st through 4th year (senior secondary school) 1st through 4th year (university) I'm in first grade.
- (elementary school) I'm in first year.
- (high school or university)
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Grades 1 through 12 (primary and secondary school).
— Also, 1st through 4th year (senior secondary school)
1st through 4th year (university)
I'm in first grade. (elementary school)
I'm in first year. (high school or university)
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