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16 May
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How does the nuance change with or without the article?
I have charge of the class.
I have the charge of the class.
How does the nuance change with or without the article?
I have charge of the class.
I have the charge of the class.
I have charge of the class.
I have the charge of the class.
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- English (US)
I'm assuming you mean essentially control of the class. I could be wrong here.
"I have charge of the class" really doesn't sound natural - I don't think it really works here
"I have the charge of the class" could work, I suppose, but also sounds a bit awkward.
It seems like you're trying to say "I am in charge of the class," which is how a native speaker would say it.
Sorry if I misinterpreted
- English (US)
I have charge of the class = technically correct but unnatural
I have the charge of the class = incorrect
I’d say: I’m IN charge of the class
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