It is place in which you go to be educated. You learn things and socialise with others. A school is an institution for education children or adults.
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∙ 2015-06-02 06:05:30In school, in the school, at school and at the school are all grammatically correct, with different meaning. Which one to use depends on context.
Yes, you DO capitalize school after a school name like 1. Candy School. Or, you can change it around like this 2 The School of Candy.
Louis Armstrong Middle School is a public school for anyone.
the school is Schubert school full name of school is Franz peter Schubert school
You saw his school in the What's My Name video. His school wears school uniforms. When he posts videos on a school day, he has a tutor. so yes he goes to school
At school/In school.
The noun school is a collective noun for:a school of clerksa school of coda school of dolphinsa school of fisha school of hippopotamusesa school of porpoisesa school of salmona school of sharksa school of whales
Primary School : Dollis Junior School - My School! Secondary School : Hendon School
The setting of Wayside School is at a school. The school is called Wayside School.
Yes, the noun school is a collective noun for:a school of clerksa school of coda school of dolphinsa school of fisha school of hippopotamusesa school of porpoisesa school of salmona school of sharksa school of whales
Yes, Middle school is secondary school and high school I think is sixth form. Middle school and high school and both secondary school.
Ski school, is a school for skiing.
High school is secondary school.
No, grammar school is primary or elementary school. Middle school is usually between primary school and secondary school. Middle school is often thought of as intermediate school or junior high school, but these are two completely different things.
It means she is at school. Away at school usually means a child has been sent to a school where the students live at the school, like a boarding school.
In school, in the school, at school and at the school are all grammatically correct, with different meaning. Which one to use depends on context.
It is a average school but a smart average school at that. But Eisenhower middle school is a good school too.