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Meanings of fourth form in English
Fourth year of secondary school in Scotland; equivalent to Year 10 in England.
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Usage of fourth form in English
1
He criticises the classics from the standpoint of a fourth form boy.
2
He started, as we have already seen, in middle fourth form.
3
A new-comer and a fourth form girl, and she tries to boss the school.
4
That which is my fourth form creates the indestructible Sesha.
5
Shawcross called the fourth form of the virus SVD.
6
I feasted like a king, like four kings, like a boy in the fourth form.
7
And then Mitya fell ill when he was already in the fourth form, and God took him.
8
This is trickier than fourth form maths.
9
He was placed in the lower remove of the fourth form, which was then 'up to' the Rev.
10
A fourth form of local assembly is that of the school district, usually a subdivision of a commune.
11
She is to share Number 20 with Susan and Nancy, and I expect will be in the fourth form.
12
In the Upper Miocene Mesohippus is not found, but in its place a fourth form, Miohippus, continues the line.
13
Out of the shadows a fourth form had materialized, a thickset man who approached us with a firm stride.
14
Harrow School, 111; chapel, 113; fourth form room, 114; cricket match at Lords, 234, 235.
15
What is fourth form?
16
By the way, Walter, when you are writing, tell me who is the favorite novelist in the fourth form now?
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