Which is correct I have a class or I have class?
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Which is correct I have a class or I have class?
If you mean class as in a course one takes in college, high school, or other teaching setting, then you can say “I have class” informally, perhaps meaning that you can’t do something else because you have class. A similar and also correct form would use the article “a”, (e.g., “I have a class.”)
Is there no class today meaning?
whether you mean an hour after you learnt of the cancellation, or an hour after the scheduled time of the class. If you’re speaking to your friends before the scheduled start of the class: There is no class today. Today’s class has been cancelled/Today’s class is cancelled.
What does it mean when you have class?
Having class involves good manners, politeness, pride without showboating, empathy, humility, and an abundance of self-control. The actions of class-act people speak louder than their words. You can see it in their body language and the way they carry themselves. Class always shows without being announced.
How do you say no class?
“I’m not in a position to do this right now.” “I appreciate the offer, I have other priorities that are really important to me right now so I won’t be able to take you up on it.” “I can’t do this, but [insert name here] might be able to help.” “I have a lot of commitments so I can’t take anything else on right now.”
How do I know if I have class?
TOP 50 SIGNS OF CLASS:
- Says please and thank you.
- Is well-read.
- Has good table manners.
- Doesn’t swear.
- Knows what cutlery to use.
- Is discreet.
- Doesn’t start eating a meal until everyone else at the table has their food.
- Holds doors open.
Who is a class person?
When someone says that a person has “class”, it is referred to how that person exhibits himself/herself. The person with class is humble, considerate, sympathetic, understanding, loving, caring, kind, goes out of their way to devote undivided attention to others. They are not rude, nor obnoxious, not vulgar nor loud.