beachboy
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Correct me if I'm mistaken.
1) I'm always on time for class.
2) I'm always on time for appointments.
In sentence #1, is "class" in the singular because it probably refers to a specific class, e.g., my 7 o'clock class on Tuedays and Thursdays, and, on the other hand, sentence #2 in the plural (appointments) because it refers to different appointments with different doctors, at different times?
1) I'm always on time for class.
2) I'm always on time for appointments.
In sentence #1, is "class" in the singular because it probably refers to a specific class, e.g., my 7 o'clock class on Tuedays and Thursdays, and, on the other hand, sentence #2 in the plural (appointments) because it refers to different appointments with different doctors, at different times?
