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Ayan86 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Is "goes to fine"?

Hi!

Is the underlined parts fine?

Their daughter currently goes to 6th grade at the Central School of Arts, but their son goes to 5th grade at the John M. Secondary School.

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'Goes to' is possible, but 'is in' is much more usual. 'Goes to' normally refers to the school, not the grade.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Goes to' is possible, but 'is in' is much more usual.
  • 'Goes to' normally refers to the school, not the grade.
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'Goes to' is possible, but 'is in' is much more usual. 'Goes to' normally refers to the school, not the grade.
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