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Niwantha
" I am in class" or "I am in a class" - which is correct? "Is "a" needed? Hi friends, If someone asked "where are you now?", which would be the correct answer? What would you select as a native speaker? 1) I am in a class now. 2) I am in class now. Thanks in advance! Niwantha
19 feb. 2019 04:21
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In neither sentence would you need to repeat “now”. “I am in class” is what a student would say to his parent (who knows that he is taking classes). “I am in a class” would make sense if the person asking the question didn’t know that the person answering regularly takes classes.
19 februari 2019
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The “a” is not necessary, however, it is not incorrect. Both answers work well.
19 februari 2019
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Both are acceptable.
19 februari 2019
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Niwantha
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Engels, Singalees
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Engels
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