The phrase "took a masterclass" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate the participating in a course or class led by someone with particular knowledge or skill in a given subject. Example sentence: "The aspiring musician took a masterclass in jazz theory to gain a deeper understanding."
This year you can take a masterclass with the two-time winner and nine-time Oscar-nominated editor and sound designer Walter Murch (Apocalypse Now, The English Patient, The Godfather Part III).
Susie will also be taking a Guardian Masterclass on creative writing on 22 February.
It does not take a tactical masterclass to work out what the Netherlands need to fix after their 1-0 upsetoto Denmark – they simply have to be able to convert their chances and that could mean a start for Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
Take a Mini-Masterclass in Comics Here.
Our bags bulging with big black cardamom pods, cloves, star anise and cinnamon bark, we took a water taxi back to the Viettown Restaurant for a pho masterclass.
While still at school, I took part in a masterclass at the Royal College of Music with Nadia Boulanger, then over 80. Shrouded head to toe in black, her English almost incomprehensible, her commands peremptory, she came from another era.
From the start, MasterClass has taken a different path from other startups in the online courses segment of media (often called MOOCs, or massively open online courses) by specializing in capital-intensive, high-production-quality video series with the biggest names.
Taking part in a masterclass at the Dubai International Film Festival put together by the network OSN and representing Sundance, an organization, festival, film and TV distribution platform all rolled into one, MacDowell was clearly the star.
Quadruple Take Masterclass A nod to Patrick Stewart.
While I've never taken a workshop, one I would consider would be "James Patterson Teaches Writing" from MasterClass.
