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Hi, we have added "(said by a teacher) let's begin the class, the class begins" as a part of the English translation for this phrase. Thank you very much for your suggestion!
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Hi there! "Sep-v" stands for "separable verb".
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1. 开课 (kāi kè): "begin class, start class"
2. 上学 (shàng xué): "go to school, attend school"
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Yes, there are situations where 上课 (shàng kè) is not appropriate to use. For example, when a student is asking for permission to leave the classroom, they would not use 上课 (shàng kè). Instead, they would use 请假 (qǐng jià) which means "to ask for leave".
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