School
Hi guys!
Does it sound natural:
1. "I attend primary school and I'm in the second grade now."?
2. And what about this: "I attend ABC primary school and I'm in the second grade now."?
Note: ABC - the name of the school.
Thanks!
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Answers · 7
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Never use a commar before 'and'
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Sounds good to me.
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No, actually 'attend' isn't common - maybe it's a 'translation';
the natural thing to say is 'I GO to ABC school and I'm..' or 'what school do you GO to?'
'attend' is a more official word, not used for common things. go, in this situation has the same meaning.
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It sounds good except that you are missing a comma before "and" in both sentences. When using "and" to connect two independent clauses, you need to insert a comma before "and."
1. I attend primary school, and I'm in the second grade now.
2. I attend ABC primary school, and I'm in the second grade now.
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Thank you guys!
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