Which ones are correct?
I'm in tenth grade.
I'm at tenth grade.
I'm in high school.
I'm at high school.
See you Monday.
See you on Monday.
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Answers · 3
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I think it's "in tenth grade". And 'in high school' and 'at high school' are both right but have different meanings. 'In high school' expresses the time during high school and 'at high school' expresses the place. And see you on Monday and see you Monday are both right and mean the same. For your reference only,
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I guess the correct ones are "I'm in tenth grade", "I'm in high school" and "See you Monday" :)
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(If Q is:What grade are you in?)
<I'm in tenth grade.
<I'm in high school.
<See you on Monday.(because if See you Monday,you are going to see the day not the person you're going to see on that day.
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