Year 2 student of ...
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Is it correct that someone is a Year 2 student of primary school?
Is it common to say "a Year 2/Year 3 student" and is the preposition "of" correct?
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Hotmale Is it correct that someone is a Year 2 student of primary school? Not in the United States. Each country has its own way of designating this.
- Hotmale Is it correct that someone is a Year 2 student of primary school?
- Not in the United States.
- Each country has its own way of designating this.
- S.
- That automatically means he's in primary school.
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HotmaleIs it correct that someone is a Year 2 student of primary school?
Not in the United States. Each country has its own way of designating this.
He is in (the) second grade is what we say in the U.S. That automatically means he's in primary school. That's the only "second grade" we have here.
CJ
0HotmaleIs it correct that someone is a Year 2 student of primary school?
In the UK, you could.
Hotmale"a Year 2/Year 3 student"
One of these would be sufficient because it goes without saying that it is in the context of primary school.
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