Grade:

Noun:

1. A particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, or value.
2. A mark or rating given for academic work.
3. A slope or degree of inclination.

Verb:

1. To assign a rank or grade to.
2. To give a score or mark to (academic work).

Prepositions:

• “On” (grade on)
• “For” (grade for)
• “In” (grade in)

Collocations:

• Grade level, grade point average, grade book, grade school, make the grade, grade inflation, grade a test, high grade, low grade.

Example Sentences:

1. She received a high grade on her essay.
2. The teacher graded the exams over the weekend.
3. His grade point average is 3.8.
4. The road has a steep grade.
5. She is in the fifth grade.
6. The quality of the fabric is of the highest grade.
7. He worked hard to improve his grade in math.
8. The project was graded on creativity and accuracy.
9. The student received a failing grade.
10. The school uses a grading scale from A to F.
11. The company produces industrial-grade materials.
12. The job requires a high grade of precision.
13. The teacher uses a grade book to record scores.
14. She is aiming for an A grade in all her subjects.
15. The hill has a gentle grade.
16. Grade inflation has become a concern at many universities.
17. He is in the same grade as his twin brother.
18. The grading system was changed to a pass/fail model.
19. She studied hard to make the grade.
20. The assignment was graded out of 100 points.
21. The road’s grade makes it difficult for heavy trucks.
22. The grade of steel used in construction is very important.
23. The wine is of a very high grade.
24. She was promoted to the next grade level.
25. The school has a policy against grade inflation.
26. He was graded on his participation in class.
27. The final grade was based on exams and assignments.
28. The slope has a grade of 10%.
29. The teacher grades fairly and consistently.
30. The student worked hard to achieve a good grade.
31. The grade of the material affects its durability.
32. The hill’s steep grade made it challenging to climb.
33. The grading criteria were clearly outlined.
34. She is one of the top students in her grade.
35. The grade for the course was determined by several factors.
36. The road’s grade was too steep for the truck.
37. He received a low grade on his science project.
38. The grade of the oil determines its quality.
39. The grading rubric helped ensure fairness.
40. The student needs to raise his grade to pass the class.
41. The grade of meat is indicated on the packaging.
42. The grade point average is used for college admissions.
43. The teacher provided feedback on the graded assignment.
44. The slope’s grade made it perfect for skiing.
45. The grading scale was updated to include plus and minus grades.
46. The student was excited to see her final grade.
47. The material is graded according to its strength.
48. The grading process was transparent and fair.
49. The student’s grade improved after the retake.
50. The grade of the hill was too steep for cycling.