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Build grape 826 Posted 8 years ago
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Lessons vs classes

What is the difference between "having classes at 2pm" and "having lessons at 2pm"

Is it okay to use both if you're a student in both?

How do you express that you're a teaching assistant instead of a student.

  

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In my experience . . A student and a teacher both say eg 'I have a class at 2pm'.

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  • In my experience .
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  • A student and a teacher both say eg 'I have a class at 2pm'.
  • implies he has just one class eg 'I have class at 2pm'.
  • implies he has various classes Students don't talk about lessons.
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In my experience . . .

A student and a teacher both say

eg 'I have a class at 2pm'. implies he has just one class

eg 'I have class at 2pm'. implies he has various classes


Students don't talk about lessons.

Teachers talk about a lesson when they are referring to what they will teach today in a class. eg I have a class at 2pm.

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