關於Highschool的意思和用法的提問

A: It means that they had to do another grade (year) over again in high school. Which implies they graduated when they were older

A: Referring to when someone acts or does something only someone in high school would do. So meaning, they’re actually childish.

A: High school is a term that refers to schools that teach the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade levels.

A: "High School" is US English for the British English "secondary school". US English "college" is "university" in British English.
A college in British English can be a secondary school, a place of further education, or a part of a university!

A: There is no difference, the correct way is "High School" which is the last level of education in the US before higher education
Example: "I can't wait to graduate high school and start college"

A: @Nakab I studied Spanish at high school about eight years ago, but l haven't used it since, so now I've almost forgotten everything l learned.

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... you basically said it yourself ^^

If someone was darting in high school and broke up and are possibly going to get back together then you could say

"You could end up with the boy you dated in high school"


Or if they are dating and are graduated and still dating then you could just say

" you will end up marrying the boy you are dating from high school"

A: There's nothing wrong with the sentence construction. High school are two words. You can also say Back in high school I was really focused on my studies.

A: “I talked with my best friend who is in my high school club for over an hour” sounds more native like, but yours is grammatically correct.

A: I feel that high school is full of really bad people who are not nice to me. Then again, even own my family is harsh towards me.

A: I wonder what the high school graduation (ceremony) is like.

This is a thought, not a question.

A: I entered high school and college through a rugby scholarship so I did not need to pay for my school fees. However the university i entered was not what i desired, so I decided to not play Rugby seriously before I entered the university.

A: Sounds weird. A better way would be: "A high school girl has (a symptom of) body tremors from getting the wrong shot from a nurse 7 times." The words in parentheses can be used with or without, though if you want to emphasize on symptoms you should leave it in.