Classify into or classify as

Hello everyone: I''d like to know which of the following sentences is correct or more appropriate: a) Classify the following animals into vertebrates and invertebrates. b) Classify the

2024 Jul 14

highly, moderately, and lowly group-oriented learners

Can I classify the levels as highly group-oriented, moderately group-oriented, and lowly group-oriented? I am not sure about "lowly," but I am unable to think up an alternative.

2025 Dec 26

CNIT (Code National d''Identification du Type)

The CNIT is a 12-15 character vehicle classification code whose characters serve to classify different aspects of a vehicle such as the power source, transmission, power output

2025 Jun 10

classified into or classified as

In the following sentence, can I use into and as interchangeably? If not, can you tell me the difference? The students in the class can be classified into Asian and non-Asian. or

2025 Jul 02

classify according to or based on? | WordReference Forums

Classify your classmates according to/based on their personality. We can classify classmates according to/based on their common features, such as personality or academic

2025 Dec 16

classify + preposition | WordReference Forums

Dear friends!!! Which prepositions are possible after "classify"? For example, if I am going to introduce a classification of something, i.e. divide the original set into a number of

2025 Nov 03

Meal vs Dish

Meal is the over-view word. e,g, We have three meals a day in our house: breakfast, lunch and tea. A dish suggests a single element of a meal. In the UK one meal

2026 Feb 17