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Free sign upThe phrase "a class of fifth" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to a specific group or category, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "In our school, we have a class of fifth graders who excel in science."
Alternatives: "a group of fifth" or "a category of fifth".
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One Wednesday last month, I watched a class of fifth graders from Dorchester duke it out.
At Public School 112 in Long Island City, half a class of fifth graders, about 15 students, regularly meets in what used to be the boys' locker room.
In the Mount Vernon music room, no instruments or printed music were handed out when a class of fifth graders arrived.
"I appreciate what he says," General Bolden said Tuesday at the Langdon Education Campus in Washington, where he was talking to a class of fifth graders as part of National Lab Day.
At the Hijra elementary school in a prosperous neighborhood of the city on Saturday morning, a class of fifth graders stood at attention when the assistant principal walked in and automatically began to chant, "Long live the president," Saddam Hussein.
But that is exactly what happened yesterday at the Lloyd Road Elementary School in Aberdeen when a 200-pound buck raced through a class of fifth graders and wandered the halls the way a gaggle of errant students would — ducking into the nurse's office and some other rooms — before being shepherded out a back door.
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Boundary output feedback of a class of second order distributed parameter systems is addressed.
A class of fourth-graders from P.S. 87 had entered the hall for the sneak preview.
At the school, a class of seventh graders was asked who missed Syria.
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