ADJ
- big, large
- small
- advanced, beginners', elementary, intermediate
- biology, history, etc.
- evening
VERB + CLASS
- attend, go to, take
- He's taking classes in pottery
- miss
- hold
- The institute holds evening classes throughout the year
- conduct, give, take, teach
- Who's taking the class today?
- dismiss
- Class dismissed!
- observe, sit in on
PREP
- in (a/the) ~
- We'll start the exercise in class and you can finish it for homework. Which history class are you in?
- ~ in
- She's going to evening classes in Italian
PHRASES
- the back/front of the class
- He sat at the back of the class
- be/come top of the class
- She came top of the class in maths
ADJ
- lower, lower-middle, middle, upper, upper-middle, working
- sections of the working class
- chattering (informal), educated, landed, landowning, privileged, professional, ruling
- topics being discussed at the breakfast tables of the chattering classes
- dominant
- social
- Membership of gardening clubs is drawn from all social classes
CLASS + NOUN
- structure, system
- consciousness
- interests
- conflict, differences, divisions, struggle, war
VERB + CLASS
- form
- These writers form a distinct class in Russian literature
PREP
- ~ of
- a rare class of butterflies
PHRASES
- be in a class of your own/in a different class (= to be much better than sb/sth)
ADJ
- great, real
- a player of great class
PHRASES
- a touch of class
- The musical entertainment added a touch of class to the occasion