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The phrase "about two classes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an approximate number of classes in a specific context, such as education or training.
Example: "The course will cover about two classes of material each week to ensure thorough understanding."
Alternatives: "approximately two classes" or "roughly two classes".
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It effectively brings about two classes of citizenship.
Needy students taking the equivalent of about two classes each semester would be eligible.
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There are about five classes that are used frequently in competitive TF2.
I used to have about three classes a week — I stepped it up to five".
About six classes are offered daily, including yoga, core strengthening, swimming and trigger point, a DIY targeted muscle massage.
They are currently divided into about ten classes, the herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides acaricides making up more than 90% of the world market.
The Audio and Music section now offer about five classes, for example, compared to the 150 to 200 classes one will find in photography.
–"One summer I taught a Tuesday/Thursday English course, and had a student who missed about ten classes.
I go back routinely and teach about ten classes in the winter depending on my schedule and their schedule.
Nease works with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley as an independent contractor and has taught about three classes a week since 2014, club Chief Executive Tanya Hoxie said.
Because it is easier to communicate about four classes of HRQOL than about each of nine individual HRQOL indicators, these classes provide an effective means of assessing progress towards RI's Healthy People 2010 goal of increasing the quality of life for Rhode Islanders [ 1].
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