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1. The boys are now at school.
2. The boys are now in class.
3. The boys are now in school.
4. The boys are now learning in class.
[Does #1 and #2 and #4 the same in meaning? What about #3? Is #2 the same as #4?]
2. The boys are now in class.
3. The boys are now in school.
4. The boys are now learning in class.
[Does #1 and #2 and #4 the same in meaning? What about #3? Is #2 the same as #4?]
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1 and 3 mean the same thing.
2 and 4 mean approximately the same thing.
Students can be at school without being in class; they could be at lunch or out on a field playing soccer or in a gymnasium playing basketball, among many other things!
2 and 4 mean approximately the same thing.
Students can be at school without being in class; they could be at lunch or out on a field playing soccer or in a gymnasium playing basketball, among many other things!
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