teacher please help me

Hi,

Please correct my sentences :

1/ A : What is your religion -B : I'm a Catholic. OK. Or I'm Catholic. Or simply say Catholic.

2/ These workers are of grades 2/7 . What do you mean? Do you mean that some are in grade 2 and some in grade 7? Or that they ar

/ A : What is your religion -B : I'm a Catholic.

This is fine. You could also reply "I'm Catholic."

These workers are of grades 2/7 .

Can I write grades 2/7 in words like this :: grades 2 out of seven .

I'm sorry, but I really have no idea

Thanks for your help .

When I say These workers are of grades 2/7 I mean the skill level

In my country a worker who has just started work for a company , he will be classified as grade 01 . After a period of time he will be raised to grade 02 , and then grade 03 , 04....and grade 07 is the highest grade .Just as in the army when you first join

Hi,

Oh, I see.

You could say 'These workers are classified at grade two out of seven'.

Or 'There are seven grades. These workers are at grade two'.

Clive

It's still not clear to me. Do mean mean that the workers you are referring to can be in any grade from 2 through 7? You are including workers in all those grades?

If so, you can say: These workers are in/from grades 2 through 7.

On the other hand if all the workers in question are in grade 2, and you wish to inform the reader that there are a total of 7 grades,

Hi,

If people don't already know, you might also want to make clear which way the grades progress.

eg There are seven grades, of which grade 7 is the highest. These workers are at/in grade two'.

Clive