The phrase 'go to the same class' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to express that two or more people are attending the same class. For example, "John and Sally both go to the same class every Saturday morning."
I like it," she says, and then, pointing out another three girls, she adds: "We go to the same class.
The campaign was launched after a nationally representative survey revealed that the majority of citizens opposed having their child go to the same class with a child with disability.
Play until you have 24 items (at least) that go to the same class or weapon slot) You will need at least 96 weapons to make 3 refined (materials needed to craft a hat) or buy hats using the refined.
"I went to the same class last year," he said.
'I was lucky because I was accepted into this football education at the same time as Bob came to Sweden and I went to the same class as the Malmo player Roland Andersson.
Almost 2/3 of citizens find it unacceptable that a child with disabilities goes to the same class with their child.
The percentage of Montenegrin citizens who find it unacceptable that a child with disability goes to the same class with their child decreased from 64 per cent in August 2010 to 20 per cent in December 2013.
They're going to the same classes, being exposed to the same school environments — and yet, boys are less likely to succeed.
My Toledo high school was segregated socially, too – not only by race, but by whose family had a television set, spoke Polish or Hungarian at home, or had a father who was a foreman instead of working the line; but at least we all went to the same classes, ate in the same cafeteria and cheered the same football team.
So he's going to send them to go to the same lecture class next year, and then they'll be sitting in the aisles in this huge lecture class and they're bound to meet.
I go to the same yoga class...
