Posted by John on Monday, March 23, 2009 at 4:42pm.
1 and 2 are almost the same on the surface.
1 is asking someone if they know something in specific, and you might be expecting a particular answer.
2 is more of a general question, almost like asking "how are you?"
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3-1 is saying you go to one of several drama clubs. (Watch the spelling of "drama.")
3-1 is saying you go to the only drama club that exists.
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In 4, "from" is correct. It simply means that Bora was in the teacher's class last year, but doesn't indicate whether Bora is still in school or has already graduated.
You could also say these: "I am Bora. I was in one of your classes last year." or "I am Bora. I was in your class last year."
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