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Hotmale Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Six-grade level

Hello,

I've been taught that "grade" (in the context of a school) is an AmE term.

I'd like to use a BrE one in this sentence: "The boy has an intellectual disability, which puts him at a six-grade level."

What word should I use instead? Form or class? To be at (or maybe on?) a six-class/six-form level?


Thank you

  

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When I lived in England years ago, we said 'form'. Clive

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When I lived in England years ago, we said 'form'.

Clive

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