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take a class
collocation
(alsotake classes)
to be a student on a course of study:
Typically, students take four classes each term.
She is taking computer classes at college.
mainly UK
to teach a class:
Who takes your environmental studies class?
The head teacher sometimes has to take a class because no one else is available.
If I had time to take a class, I'd like to learn Spanish.
I taught myself to skate, but taking a class is definitely a good idea.
I was asked to take a class of boys and young men.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Students & pupils
-grader
alum
alumna
alumnae
alumni
alumnus
entrant
frosh
graduate
homeschooler
house officer
houseman
infant
pupil
school kid
school-leaver
schoolboy
schoolchild
schoolgirl
theologian
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