classroom
Classroom (noun) means a room, usually in a school, where lessons take place. Example: “The classroom was decorated with student artwork.”
How to use classroom
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe physical room where a class is taught.
Word forms
classrooms plural
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The _____ was decorated with student artwork.
Etymology
From class + room.
Synonyms
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What does “classroom” mean?
The word “classroom” means a room, usually in a school, where lessons take place. In plain terms, the physical room where a class is taught.
How do you pronounce “classroom”?
“Classroom” is pronounced KLAHS-ruum (/ˈklɑːsɹʊm/ in IPA).
How do you use “classroom” in a sentence?
Here is “classroom” used in a sentence: “The classroom was decorated with student artwork.”
What part of speech is “classroom”?
“Classroom” is a noun.
Is “classroom” a common word?
“Classroom” is a fairly common word in modern English, usually learned at around the A1 level.
What is the difference between a classroom and a lecture hall?
A classroom is a room, usually in a school, where lessons take place, typically holding a modest number of students with close interaction between teacher and pupils. A lecture hall is a much larger space, common in universities, designed for one speaker to address a big audience with less individual interaction.
Is classroom one word or two?
Classroom is written as a single closed compound word, not as two separate words. Spellings such as 'class room' are considered incorrect in standard modern English.
What is the difference between a classroom and a class?
A classroom is the physical room where lessons happen, while a class can mean either the group of students taught together or the lesson itself. You can hold a class in a classroom, but the two words refer to the space and the group or session respectively.
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