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MustAsk Posted 11 years ago
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To Have math class

Hi

Do students have math class or a math class?

And when they do, which is better "they are in class now" or " they have class now".

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Students have math class (they have a class which is called "Math") Students have a math class this semester (they have a class in the field of math and it could be algebra, geometry, math 101 or something else) They are in class now

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  • Students have math class (they have a class which is called "Math") Students have a math class this semester (they have a class in the field of math and it could be algebra, geometry, math 101 or something else) They are in class now
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Students have math class (they have a class which is called "Math")
Students have a math class this semester (they have a class in the field of math and it could be algebra, geometry, math 101 or something else)

They are in class now
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MustAskwhich is better "they are in class now" or " they have class now".
Both are fine in AmE.
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Americans have math classes; Brits have maths classes.
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In schools in the UK, they are often referred to as maths lessons.
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