swimming lesson or swimming class ?
which one is correct ?
when she was a child she was devoid of learning swimming because of her disease now she wants to take a swimming class or swimming lesson? in the XX sports complex.
thanks in advance :)
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Either really, swimming class or swimming lessons, but if the student is alone, not in a group then it's not a class.
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Thanks for your comments
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both
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Both work fine, although I would probably say:
She wants to take/have some swimming classes / She wants to take/have some swimming lessons. Assuming she isn't just going to have one.
The other part of the sentence is a little odd for me 'devoid of learning swimming because of her disease' .
When she was a child she didn't learn to swim because of her health problems.
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