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八時半から始まる。
どちらもいいと思うんですけど。
All the other sentences use "it" instead of "class".
Or were you referring to the final '始まるから'? I didn't notice that, and it was definitely strange.
Both actually, but no matter.
Did you start this example sentence? In that case I am wrong, because I thought the french sentence was the original one. I'm a newbie.
The 始まるから was weird (unless it was a "Because" sentence).
Although, having said that, it might go with the "doesn't begin until" phrasing.
I think this whole section is a bit of a mess, so thanks for pointing it out - now I have to try to fix it. (without messing it up more!)
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授業は八時三十分から始まるから。
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授業は八時三十分から始まる。
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