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Bonjour ! Quelle est la différence entre je suis en cours et je suis en classe ? Est-ce que les deux signifient « j’ai cours maintenant et je suis dans la salle de classe maintenant » ? Merci d’avance😊
- French (France)
C'est sensiblement la même chose.
La nuance serait peut être que tu peut te trouver en salle de classe sans avoir cours.
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- French (France)
Un cours se passe la plus part du temps en salle de classe dans les écoles mais peut se faire aussi à domicile. Être en cours c'est être en classe en travaillant un cours avec un professeur par exemple. On peut être en classe sans avoir de cours qui ait lieu, la classe est la pièce ou l'on étudie avec un professeur. Généralement dans les deux cas, s'il n'y a pas de précision particulière, cela veut dire la même chose et cela veut bien dire qu'il y a cours dans une salle de classe.
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