i didnt have a fancy education like most of people hereとは 意味・読み方・使い方

There weren't many students at the middle school I went to.

There were a lot of people at this high school.

There were lots of people at this high school.

I came to know many university students.

A great many students were absent from school.

There are not many students.

Today, many people receive higher education.

There are a lot of students living here.

In those days, few people went to high school.

There are many unemployed graduates

Nearly every English student has attended that school.

In those days few people went to college.

There are many people with the same name in my class.

not having a good education

To my regret there are many students who cheat.

Some people take a great interest in that school.

I don't think the school can be kept up with such a small number of students.

a girl's education was less important than a boy's

In the present state of things―In the existing state of matters,―As matters now stand,―As things are,―education is out of the question.

Most Japanese university students are not eager to study. Present company excepted.

I was lucky to be able to continue my education even though few girls attended school in Africa.

There are many study abroad students from other schools in this school.

Most of the classes are no different from those at vet schools in other countries.

In the present state of thing,―In the existing state of affairs,―As matters now stand,―education is out of the question.

Students' individuality is too often ignored in school education.

Some go in groups organized by their schools, but most go in twos and threes.

a school that has a very large number of students

a special school where students are crammed

an educational opportunity provided by colleges and universities to people who are not enrolled as regular students

a good-willed people with no educational background