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Used with adjectives:
"
I teach a large class."
(large, big, small)
"
You'll need to join the beginner class."
(beginner, elementary, intermediate, introductory, advanced)
"
Biology class is my favorite."
(biology, math, history, science, computer, art, physics, chemistry)
"
She wants to begin acting classes."
(acting, dance, karate, yoga)
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I have a day job, so I'm taking night classes."
(night, evening, weekend)
"
When do college classes begin?"
(college, high school, kindergarten, elementary school)
"
That is an easy class to pass."
(easy, hard)
"
How many are in the incoming class?"
(incoming, new, freshman, sophomore, junior, senior, graduating)
"
The politician spoke about the middle class."
(middle, upper, lower, working, ruling, wealthy)
"
What is your weight class?"
(weight, age)
"
You have great class."
(great, real, a lot of, much, no)
Used with verbs:
"
He never attends class."
(attends, goes to, comes to, studies for, prepares for)
"
I want to sign up for this class."
(sign up for, enroll in, join, cut, skip, miss, drop out of, audit)
"
Your cell phone interrupted class."
(interrupted, disrupted)
"
Our school offers many classes."
(offers, has)
"
I'd like you to lead class today."
(lead, run, teach, observe, help with)
"
My teacher always dismisses our class late."
(dismisses, ends)
"
Did you fail the class?"
(fail, flunk, pass, ace, drop)
Used with nouns:
"
We are going to have a class discussion tomorrow."
(discussion, reunion)
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I like my class schedule."
(schedule, work, size)
"
She doesn't like the new class structure."
(structure, system)
"
Society will always face some form of class struggle."
(struggle, conflict, issue)
Used with prepositions:
"
We discussed it in class this morning."
(in)
"
We are part of the middle class."
(of)
