French English reading class [klɑ? s]？ Beauty [kl? s]
Class; (1) Class hours and time; A course (of a subject); Class, stratum; Grading
Lexical collocation:
Take physical education class to physical education class.
Hate physical education class, hate gymnastics.
Usage: 1 and class can also be interpreted as "class" and are countable collective noun. You can use singular or plural, which is often used as singular in American English. When used in the singular, it means a neutral inanimate whole, which should be referred to by it or which, and the predicate verb should be in the singular form.
2. If the plural number is used, it means that there are living members forming this group. They or who should be used to refer to it, and the predicate verb should be in the plural form. The key to use is consistency, at least in the same sentence.
3.class can also refer to a specific "class", which is a countable noun. It can also be abstracted as the concept of "class", when the class is uncountable and there is no definite article in front.