class schedule

Meaning

A class schedule is a list or plan showing the times and days that specific classes or subjects meet. Students and teachers use it to know where they need to be throughout the week. In British English, this is often called a 'timetable.'

Examples

• I need to check my class schedule to see what room we are in.

  I need to check my class schedule to see what room we are in.

• My class schedule this semester is very busy on Tuesdays.

  My class schedule this semester is very busy on Tuesdays.

• She printed out her class schedule and taped it to her binder.

  She printed out her class schedule and taped it to her binder.

• Did you get your new class schedule from the main office?

  Did you get your new class schedule from the main office?

• I have a gap in my class schedule between math and history.

  I have a gap in my class schedule between math and history.

Common Mistakes

• ✗ I lost my class table.

  ✓ I lost my class schedule.

  'Class table' is a literal translation from other languages. Use 'class schedule' (American) or 'timetable' (British).

• ✗ My class schedule have five lessons today.

  ✓ My class schedule has five lessons today.

  'Schedule' is a singular noun, so it requires the singular verb 'has.'

Related Expressions

Practice

• Let me look at my ___ to see if I have free time on Wednesday.

  💡 The plan showing your school hours.

  Show answer

  class schedule

• Our teacher handed out the new ___ on the first day of school.

  💡 A timetable of your daily lessons.

  Show answer

  class schedule