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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Vocabulary
What class are you in?
Is this the normal question when you want to ask about someone's group of children in a school? Tha is to say, the one that child belongs to.
Thank you .
Is this the normal question when you want to ask about someone's group of children in a school? Tha is to say, the one that child belongs to.
Thank you .
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S. say What grade are you in? CJ
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- say What grade are you in?
- CJ
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AnonymousIs this the normal question when you want to ask about someone's group of children in a school? Tha is to say, the one that child belongs to.Yes, outside the USA.
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You'll hear "What class/form/year are you in? in BrE. With 'year', we often omit 'in'.
Class and form are normally used for the specific class, year for the year group. Thus pupils/students in classes/forms labelled, for example, 10A, 10Sc or 10.2 will all be in Year 10.
Class and form are normally used for the specific class, year for the year group. Thus pupils/students in classes/forms labelled, for example, 10A, 10Sc or 10.2 will all be in Year 10.
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