She was standing in the front of the classroom.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

She was standing in the front of the classroom.

She preceded me into the classroom.

He slipped out of the classroom.

I carried my outraged feelings into the class.

He ran into the classroom.

cut up in class

In front of the blackboard, the teacher is standing.

She is a teacher at the studio.

The classroom was quiet.

The classroom was full of pupils.

I took a back‐row seat in the classroom so as not to be picked on (to answer the teacher's questions).

He entered the classroom with his overcoat on.

When did she leave the classroom?

He is in the classroom.

The students filed into the classroom

It was ordered that the classroom be put in order.

sit in [at] the front of the class

When I reached the classroom, she was no longer there.

They trickled into [out of] the classroom.

a lecture theater

He lingered in the classroom after school was over.

There was a line in front of that restaurant even during lunch.

I stood in front of the teacher's desk.

The class-rooms are closely packed―filled to overflowing―crowded in suffocation.

The students assembled in the classroom.

She was present at the beginning of the lecture but left after 30 minutes.

A long queue had formed in front of the shop.

Where did we get to [How far did we go] last time?

in school

I caught sight of the boy escaping from the classroom.