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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Second Form
Hello,
1. You are in the Second Form and don't at all like the way you are being brought up.
What is meaning of Second Form ?
Is the position of at all correct?
Thanks.
1. You are in the Second Form and don't at all like the way you are being brought up.
What is meaning of Second Form ?
Is the position of at all correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hello Hanuman It's a little difficult to say without more context; but it seems to relate to school. If it's your second year at school, you're in the "second form". A "form" is a long table, where many schoolchildren sit.
- Hello Hanuman It's a little difficult to say without more context; but it seems to relate to school.
- If it's your second year at school, you're in the "second form".
- A "form" is a long table, where many schoolchildren sit.
- A long time ago, in English schools, the forms were arranged in rows.
- When you did well in your studies, or simply attained another year's seniority, you would move to the next form.
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Hello Hanuman
It's a little difficult to say without more context; but it seems to relate to school.
If it's your second year at school, you're in the "second form".
A "form" is a long table, where many schoolchildren sit. A long time ago, in English schools, the forms were arranged in rows. When you did well in your studies, or simply attained another year's seniority,
It's a little difficult to say without more context; but it seems to relate to school.
If it's your second year at school, you're in the "second form".
A "form" is a long table, where many schoolchildren sit. A long time ago, in English schools, the forms were arranged in rows. When you did well in your studies, or simply attained another year's seniority,
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