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grade

Pronunciation: [/ɡɹeɪd/]

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grade: meanings and example sentences

Learn how to use grade in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “education”

(noun) a level or mark to show how well someone has done in a test or how good they are at something. It's like a score that tells you how good you did on a test or assignment.

Example

She got an A grade on her science exam.

Example

He was disappointed with his low grade on the project.

Example

What grade did you get on the math test?

Context: “slope”

(noun) a slope or incline, especially on a road or field. It's like a measurement of how steep a hill or road is.

Example

The road has a steep grade, making it difficult to drive up.

Example

The field has a gentle grade, perfect for playing sports.

Example

How steep is the grade of the hill?

Context: “evaluate”

(verb) to evaluate or assess the quality or worth of something. It's like judging how good or bad something is.

Example

The teacher will grade your essays based on grammar and content.

Example

It's unfair to grade someone's performance without considering all aspects.

Example

How will you grade the students' presentations?

How to pronounce grade

Pronunciation: [/ɡɹeɪd/]

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