Collocation
We are in the same class.
To be a student in the same course, academic group, or grade level as someone else.
Definition
'We are in the same class.' is a common English collocation. To be a student in the same course, academic group, or grade level as someone else.
(someone) + be + in the same + class
“My sister and I are in the same class this semester, which is fun.”
Examples
- My brother and I are in the same class this year for science.
- Were you in the same class as John last semester for history?
- Even though they're twins, they aren't in the same class at school.
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- She was excited to be in the same class as her best friend for art.
- All the students for the advanced math course are in the same class.
- The teacher noticed that two students who were often in the same class always sat together.
- For art history, we happen to be in the same class, which is quite convenient.
- I hope to be in the same class as you next year for English literature.
- He was surprised to find himself in the same class as his former colleague from his previous job.
- Despite being a year apart in age, sometimes students end up in the same class due to scheduling conflicts or accelerated learning.
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