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Hotmale Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Years 1 to 3

Hello,

could you please say whether this sentence is correct?

"Maths education in preschool and in/during Years 1 to 3 in/of Primary School."


I know that in AmE, it's "grades", not "years", but as fas as I know, "years" is used in BrE.

If my sentence doesn't sound natural, could you suggest how to improve it?


Thank You

  

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Hotmale "Maths education in preschool That's unfamiliar because it generally starts in primary school. The word nursery is generally used. " You don't need the red part.

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  • Hotmale "Maths education in preschool That's unfamiliar because it generally starts in primary school.
  • The word nursery is generally used.
  • " You don't need the red part.
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Hotmale"Maths education in preschool

That's unfamiliar because it generally starts in primary school. The word nursery is generally used.

Hotmaleand in/during Years 1 to 3 in/of Primary School."

You don't need the red part.

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That's not a sentence; it has no main verb. Is it meant to be a heading instead?

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