class

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noun

1 lesson/group of students

ADJECTIVE

▪ big, large

▪ small

▪ advanced, beginners' (BrE), beginning (AmE), elementary, intermediate, introductory, remedial

▪ master (usually masterclass)

▪ biology, history, etc.

▪ acting, creative-writing, dance (AmE), dancing (BrE), etc.

▪ evening, night (esp. AmE)

▪ college, high-school, kindergarten, undergraduate (all AmE)

▪ entering, incoming (= the students starting a school or college in a particular year) (both AmE)

VERB + CLASS

▪ attend, go to, take

▪ He's taking classes in pottery.

▪ enrol/enroll in, sign up for

▪ cut (AmE), miss, skip (AmE)

▪ disrupt, interrupt

▪ hold

▪ The institute holds evening classes throughout the year.

▪ offer

▪ The college offers classes in many subjects.

▪ conduct, give, lead (AmE), run (esp. AmE), take, teach

▪ Who's taking the class today?

▪ address

▪ dismiss

▪ Class dismissed!

▪ fail, flunk (both AmE)

▪ pass (AmE)

▪ ace (AmE, informal)

▪ drop

▪ cover

▪ observe, sit in on

CLASS + VERB

▪ be easy, be hard

▪ be available

▪ graduate (AmE)

CLASS + NOUN

▪ member, teacher

▪ size

▪ discussion

▪ work

▪ reunion

▪ schedule (AmE)

▪ period (AmE)

PREPOSITION

▪ in (a/the) class

▪ We'll start the exercise in class.

▪ Which history class are you in?

▪ class in

▪ She's going to evening classes in Italian.

PHRASES

▪ the back of the class, the front of the class

▪ He sat at the back of the class.

▪ be top of the class, come top of the class

▪ She came top of the class in English.

▪ the class of … (= a group of students who finish their studies in a particular year)

▪ the class of 2008

▪ the entire class, the whole class

2 social/economic group

ADJECTIVE

▪ leisure (= rich people), lower, lower-middle, middle, upper, upper-middle, working

▪ sections of the working class

▪ chattering (BrE), educated, elite, governing, political, privileged, professional, ruling, wealthy

▪ topics being discussed at the breakfast tables of the chattering classes

▪ capitalist, entrepreneurial, merchant

▪ labouring/laboring, peasant

▪ landed, landowning

▪ dominant

▪ social, socio-economic

▪ Membership of the club is drawn from all social classes.

CLASS + NOUN

▪ structure, system

▪ consciousness

▪ interests

▪ conflict, differences, divisions, struggle, war, warfare

▪ issue

3 group of things

ADJECTIVE

▪ large, small

▪ distinct

▪ special

▪ rare

▪ age, weight

VERB + CLASS

▪ constitute, form

▪ These writers form a distinct class in Russian literature.

PREPOSITION

▪ class of

▪ a rare class of neurological diseases

PHRASES

▪ be in a class of your own, be in a different class (= to be much better than others)

4 high quality/style

ADJECTIVE

▪ great, real

▪ a player of great class

VERB + CLASS

▪ have

▪ She has real class.

PHRASES

▪ a touch of class

▪ The musical entertainment added a touch of class to the occasion.
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Class is used with these nouns: ↑act, ↑registration, ↑test

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