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Faryal Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
What does it means?
"You are a grade ahead" means you are in the next class in your school?
Is it correct to say so?
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Faryal "You are a grade ahead" means you are in the next class in your school? Is it correct to say so? Yes.
- Faryal "You are a grade ahead" means you are in the next class in your school?
- Is it correct to say so?
- Yes.
- But more often, "You are a grade ahead of me ".
- a grade ahead of Tom; a grade ahead of Mary; a grade ahead of you; a grade ahead of her; ...
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Faryal"You are a grade ahead" means you are in the next class in your school?
Is it correct to say so?
Yes. But more often, "You are a grade ahead of me".
a grade ahead of Tom; a grade ahead of Mary; a grade ahead of you; a grade ahead of her; ...
The opposite is "a grade behind [me / you / ...]".
CJ
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Faryal What does itmeans?mean?
After auxiliary do (do, does, did) you must use the base form of the verb.
CJ
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