The phrase "a grades when" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I received a grades when I studied hard for the exam."
Alternatives: "my grades when" or "the grades I received when".
I left her classroom more than 30 years ago, and how she was able to mark my essays with an A grade when she most certainly must have wanted to scream is beyond me.
Are Americans prepared to require large numbers of students to repeat a grade when they deserve promotion?
He had been smoking pot since he was 13. "I skipped a grade when I was six years old and always got high grades without having to do any work.
"We do not know students' A-level grades when selecting, as they have not yet taken their exams.
What is the point in the children of parents of average income groups striving to achieve top A-level grades when they can never hope to afford the vast debts now envisaged by the permanent changes to higher education?
The situation is so serious that the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference – which represents 275 of the UK's leading independent schools – have written to university admissions officers urging them not to place to place too much emphasis on getting an A or A* grade when offering a place.
We assigned worse grades when a database is not an ideal pick, according to our literature revision.
Thirty-nine statearnedned a failing grade when judged by a list of criteria from the Department of Health and Human Services and on the strength of their tobacco control policies.
Explaining this to my parents, on the other hand, was much more difficult and painstaking as they did not see how a professor could give a lower grade when all the material was present.
According to a 2009 study, adults earned only a C grade when their financial acumen was assessed, little better than high school students, who mainly received failing grades.
