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Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade. Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2. etc.
Typically, (the??) 11-1 class is consisted of 15 students.
How should I write this?
I am a student in 11-1 class. Or
I am a student in the 11-1 class.
And, normally, classes that are part of school curriculum are written without Engglish articles but how much can I extend that concept? Can it be extended to 'reading class' or 'writing class"?
I have math class in/on my third period.
I have (the??) reading class in/on my third period.
Also, It is known that 'math class' is normally used without articles, but can a situation be created where an indefinite article, 'a', is necessary like this?
Teacher's Aid: Hi, John, why are you doing Algebra problems in science class. Don't you know this is math class (a math class???)? Put away your papers.
John: Sorry, I will be more attentive to the lessons on hand.
Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade. Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2. etc.
Typically, (the??) 11-1 class is consisted of 15 students.
How should I write this?
I am a student in 11-1 class. Or
I am a student in the 11-1 class.
And, normally, classes that are part of school curriculum are written without Engglish articles but how much can I extend that concept? Can it be extended to 'reading class' or 'writing class"?
I have math class in/on my third period.
I have (the??) reading class in/on my third period.
Also, It is known that 'math class' is normally used without articles, but can a situation be created where an indefinite article, 'a', is necessary like this?
Teacher's Aid: Hi, John, why are you doing Algebra problems in science class. Don't you know this is math class (a math class???)? Put away your papers.
John: Sorry, I will be more attentive to the lessons on hand.
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Hi, Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade. Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2. etc.
- Hi, Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade.
- Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2.
- etc.
- ) 11-1 class is consisted of 15 students.
- How should I write this?
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Hi,
Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade. Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2. etc.
Typically, (the??) 11-1 class is consisted of 15 students.
How should I write th
Let us say that K-11 stands for students in the eleventh grade. Let us also say that there are many students for that grade level and there are a system to distinguish those people like this: 11-1, 11-2. etc.
Typically, (the??) 11-1 class is consisted of 15 students.
How should I write th
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