Sentence examples for grades from high-quality English sources.

• “I know I'm not going to get perfect grades...

• Commercial grades are mainly from mature cattle, especially cows.

• The grades other pupils got in previous years is a huge determinant to the grades this year’s pupils were given in 2020.

• They gave A* grades to 13.9% of pupils, compared with 7.7% who got that grade in 2019, and A grades to 23.8%, compared with 17.5% last year.

• Different grades of oatmeal suit different dishes.

• Teachers have until the middle of June to submit estimated grades.

• Traditional operations result in larger leafy grades and smaller broken grades.

• We have seen from Scotland’s press coverage that it’s all too easy to fixate on the difference between the teacher-assessed grades and the final grades.

Use grades in a sentence.

• Exam boards have moderated these grades to ensure this year’s results are not significantly higher than previous years and the value of students’ grades are not undermined.

• In particular, he saw the three grades of clarity or understanding as reflected in his notion of the interpretant and of course felt that the interpretant also had three grades or divisions.

• Put simply, fewer students are at risk of being downgraded when the historical grades at their school are mostly higher grades and there is little variation in the grades awarded.”

• “The A-level grades were in the news quite a lot which brought up a lot of uncertainty about grades, my college position and whether I would be able to do the A-level courses I originally hoped for,” she said.

• If all of these grades are appealed against – and grades cannot go down on appeal, so there is no risk involved in the process for students – more than two million GCSEs and A-levels would need to be reassessed.

• “They worked very hard to provide accurate grades to the exam boards, carefully following all the guidance, and are dismayed that the statistical model then used to standardise these grades has had such a devastating impact.

• A Pearson spokesman said: "Although we generally accepted centre assessment grades for internal (i.e. coursework) units, we subsequently calculated the grades for the examined units using historical performance data with a view of maintaining overall outcomes over time.

• Mr Parfitt-Ford, who studied at a comprehensive school in west London, says he feels angry on behalf of thousands of students affected after 40 per cent of students received A-Level grades that were one or two grades lower than their ‘Centre assessment grades’ (CAGs).

grades sentence examples

• In March, the Illinois State Board of Education published remote learning recommendations that advised parents to aim for focused learning blocks of three to 10 minutes at a time for children in grades K through 2; 10 to 15 minutes for grades 3 to 5 and 30 minutes for grades 6 to 12.

• Mr Weir said the system that would be used to award grades would be "a combination of prior achievements, internal assessments, predicted grades, analysis and modelling of existing data trends to provide the necessary assurance about the robustness, accuracy and fairness of the grades awarded".

• In response, a spokesperson for Ofqual said: “From the data that we have reviewed we expect the majority of grades students receive will be the same as their centre assessment grades, and almost all grades students receive will be the same as the centre assessment grades or within one grade.

• Those most at risk of receiving revised grades appear to be students on the border between B and C grades, and between C and D grades, and pupils at comprehensive schools with wide variations in attainment or patchy outcomes in courses over the three previous years of data that Ofqual is using to cap individual school results.