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The phrase "in the same classes as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing or indicating that two or more individuals are enrolled in the same educational courses or subjects. Example: "She is in the same classes as her best friend, which makes studying together much easier."
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Other Islamists include some of the founders of Mogadishu University, which teaches Arabic alongside economics, and Sharia law in the same classes as Western jurisprudence.
It is quite possible that this is, in effect, a spillover from simply sitting in the same classes as immigrant children.
"The men who intimidated, harassed, and stalked me for reporting the assailant are in the same classes as me this semester," Regina said in an email to The Huffington Post.
The negative reaction that some white parents have to the idea of putting their high-achieving students in the same classes as disadvantaged students of color evidences again the passive racism of the white moderate.
Selection involved first, at each school, discussions with school principals and teachers to identify to identify incident 'orphans' within the relevant age range and 'non-orphans' of comparable age and gender (in the same classes as the orphans).
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I'm not in the same class as them".
(I was also in the same class as Duncan, 1982, at the Lab School).
My daughter was in the same class as the police chief's grandson.
Johnson & Johnson makes two drugs in the same class as Cipro.
But purely because they're in the same class as our children".
But Exeter's finishing was not in the same class as Northampton's.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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