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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a classmates" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a classmate" when referring to one individual or "classmates" when referring to multiple individuals.
Example: "I have a classmate who is very helpful with my studies."
Alternatives: "a fellow student" or "one of my classmates."
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Ask to borrow a classmates notes to compare with your own if you feel there are gaps.
If you DO steal something, either it's a classmates [Ex: Purses or wallets, not small stuff like pencils], a teacher's [Ex Textbooks.
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There, he befriended a classmate, Mr. Sparks.
A classmate sat next to me.
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