The phrase "and the same classes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to identical or equivalent categories or groups in a specific context, such as education or classification.
Example: "The students enrolled in the advanced program will be attending the same classes as those in the regular curriculum."
Alternatives: "and the identical classes" or "and the equivalent classes".
"When I was at school, I realized the majority of my friends were people who lived in the same dorm with me, or were in the same major and taking the same classes as me," said founder Derek Dodge.
We took the RZAWCtotal values (in mm H2O) and applied the same classes as for the estimation of the nitrogen retention potential.
A common workout fail is doing the same workout day after day an easy trap to fall into when you go to the same gym and take the same classes week after week.
Now a second research team has reported a link between the fatigue syndrome and the same class of virus, a category known as MLV-related viruses.
Furthermore, we assume that users have infinite buffers, and the same class users have the same settings.
On this view, transcendental idealism does not distinguish between two classes of objects but rather between two different aspects of one and the same class of objects.
The 1998 Winter Paralympics featured the same events as the 1994 Games, and the same class groupings.
The phylogenetic relationships between class I hydrophobins from ascomycetes and the same class of proteins from the basidiomycetes may suggest that the ancestor of these genes may have been formed very early during evolution.
The optional fifth digit, which indicates a tolerable or non-tolerable dislocation, resulted in good interobserver agreement (κ = 0.83) if the non-displaced and the displaced but tolerable fractures were interpreted as one and the same class.
The university already stands to draw the wrath of Muslim extremists for allowing men and women to attend the same classes and mingle publicly.
