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grammar school
noun as in elementary school
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Example Sentences
I had come to the school as a seventh-grader, having graduated from a grammar school across town.
ND: I think I was always achievement-oriented—I worked hard for good grades in grammar school and high school.
Maybe that was true in grammar school, but not in their adult lives.
By the end of that November, I had written off my grammar-school days entirely.
Campbell was educated at the grammar school and university of his native town.
Benjamin, however, was intended for the church, and at eight years of age was put to a grammar school.
The Shrewsbury playwright was Thomas Ashton the first master of the grammar school.
As a boy at the Grammar School of his native town, it is to be feared he loved to play truant.
Your brother Robert entered grammar school on September 8, 1938.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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