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Video 7. The English Idiom "to be in school" – English Prepositions
Related Idioms: to be in court, to be in synagogue, to be in church, to be in
mosque, to be in bed
- freshman, sophomore, junior, senior
- first-year student, second-year student, third-year student, fourth-year student
- Oxford University, the University of Oxford, Stanford University, the University of Chicago
- high school teacher, college professor
- court terms: courtroom, court clerk, lawyer, attorney, bailiff
- religion, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
- the Star of David, the Christian cross, Allah, the Buddhist Dharma wheel
- Jew, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist
- a Jewish synagogue, a Christian church, a Muslim mosque, a Buddhist temple
- It's eight o'clock. Where's Lucas?
- He's in school. He's in class. He's in kindergarten at Cage Elementary School.
- It's two o'clock. Where's Sandy?
- She's in school. She's in class. She's in gym class at Furness High School.
- It's nine-thirty. Where's Betty?
- She's in school. She's in class. She's in physics class at Williamsville South High
School.
- It's eleven-thirty. Where's Ray?
- He's in school. He's in class. He's in Latin class at the University of Padua.
- It's one-thirty. Where's Judge Miller?
- It's three-thirty. Where are the lawyers?
- It's four-thirty. Where's the bailiff?
- It's five-thirty on Friday evening. Where's Rebecca?
- It's seven-thirty on Saturday evening. Where are the Muslims?
- It's eight-thirty on Sunday morning. Where are the Kozinskis?
- It's nine-thirty. Where's Roger?
- It's eleven-thirty. Where's Kevin?
- Roger is in bed.
- Felicia is in bed.
- Keven is on the bed.
- Karen is in bed.
- The children are walking in the street
- The car is parked on the street
- The bus stopped at the street
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