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Are you taking a class vs Did you take a class

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Are you taking a class?' is used to ask if someone is currently enrolled in a class, while 'Did you take a class?' is used to ask if someone has completed a class in the past.

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Are you taking a class

This phrase is correct and commonly used to ask if someone is currently enrolled in a class.

This phrase is used to inquire about someone's current enrollment in a class. It is asking if the person is currently taking a class.
  • She's taking a class at the community college, English as a second language.
  • Just taking a class at the Pasadena Community College.
  • Just taking a class at the Pasadena Community College.
  • I am suddenly not feeling like taking a class tonight.
  • Tim's taking a class in German.
  • Here he is taking a class of third-year students.
  • So I think that my little brother is taking a class from you.
  • This is exactly why I didn't want to tell you I was taking a class in the first place.
  • I get to exercise every day, and I'm catching up on my reading, and taking a class online in acrylic painting.
  • And I'm taking a class, so I can learn me some improv-ing.
  • They are not taking a class-orientated approach to the events, thereby giving imperialism an alibi.
  • Why are you taking this class anyway?
  • Are you interested in taking a pole dancing class?
  • I was taking a class of his, and he was just like, this is an overeager student, which we don't normally get in the United States, because everyone else is cynical and jaded.
  • None of whom are taking a class together in a school which, as of your arrival, is becoming increasingly grounded, asking questions like, how do any of us get our money?
  • Like what, he's taking a class?
  • Are you taking this class because "The films of Nic Cage" was all filled up?
  • No, I'm taking a photography class.
  • I'm taking a pottery class.
  • Next semester you're taking a cooking class.

Alternatives:

  • Are you currently enrolled in a class?
  • Are you currently taking any classes?
  • Are you currently studying a subject?
  • Are you currently attending any courses?
  • Are you currently in a class?

Did you take a class

This phrase is correct and commonly used to ask if someone has completed a class in the past.

This phrase is used to inquire about someone's past completion of a class. It is asking if the person has taken a class in the past.
  • In February of 2008, did you take a class about artificial insemination at the Kenwood Learning Center?
  • mom, did you take a cooking class during rehab?
  • What on earth did you go and take a shop class for?
  • I think that we need to take a class in software design.
  • Thinking I might take a class or two.
  • You can take a class or read a book.
  • But I could take a class in computers.
  • I've got to take a class or something.
  • I mean, take a class, care a little.
  • Maybe Teddy and I should take a class.
  • Okay, you can take a class on the Civil War.
  • I can't be signing forms, allowing you to take a class of children to Wales when the Head Teacher said no.
  • Maybe you could take a class,
  • You can take a class in logic, argumentation.
  • Tell your artist to take a class, because this looks like Norman Rockwell sketched it with his teeth.
  • Look, do not ever take a class from him.
  • You just said he didn't take a class.
  • You know, when I get better, I might take a class.
  • Maybe we should encourage her, see if she wants to take a class at the college, or...
  • Not a neighborhood you take class trips to.

Alternatives:

  • Have you completed a class?
  • Did you finish a course?
  • Have you studied a subject before?
  • Have you attended any classes in the past?
  • Did you participate in a course?

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