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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

VOCAB for years at school

Hello, I would like to know the correct British use of school years.
Should I say "she is in First Year at school"? Is the word "Grade" also possible in British English? Is the preposition "in" the right one? Could you please offer me more possibilities to express this?
Thanks in advance and sorry for not logging in. I couldn't do it!
Junsanai
  

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Anonymous Should I say "she is in First Year at school"? You can say "She's in the First Year", but we normally say. "She's in Year One".

— Fivejedjon

  • Anonymous Should I say "she is in First Year at school"?
  • You can say "She's in the First Year", but we normally say.
  • "She's in Year One".
  • We don't use 'grade'.
  • in that sense.
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AnonymousShould I say "she is in First Year at school"?
You can say "She's in the First Year", but we normally say. "She's in Year One". We don't use 'grade'. in that sense. Grades are what we get in our GCSE and A level exams.
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Thank you Fivejedjon. So, I can say "in the First year at Primary Education", can't I?

Thanks again.
Junsanai
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