"I have physics class"and "I have a physics class" ←What's the difference?

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What's the difference between "I have physics class."and "I have a physics class."?Are both sentences correct? Or they are just 2 different expressions that share the same meaning?Thanks for your assistance!

Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,

What's the difference between "I have physics class."and "I have a physics class."?

Are both sentences correct? Or they are just 2 different expressions that share the same meaning? They're very similar.

#1 suggests it's your routine, eg 'I have physics class on Wednesday' suggests every Wednesday.

#2 does not suggest this so much.

Best wishes, Clive

Viceidol · Answer

Thanks!You solve a big problem for me.

The Graduate · Answer

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