You are weak in Maths. You must take Maths tuition. Correct?

[Untaught1988]

Hi teachers,

1) I am going to the tuition. Correct?

2) You are weak in Maths. You must take Maths tuition. Correct?

3) My school opens at 8 a.m. but I always go to school before 15 minutes. Correct?

Many thanks in advance.
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Naeem PTC

[Beeesneees]

1) Use either:
I am going to the lesson.
or
I am going to have tuition.
'tuition' is abstract and does not work well in your context. You can't 'go to' it.

2) correct

3) 'Before' does not work in that place. You could say:
My school opens ar 8 a.m. but I always go to school 15 minutes before that
but it's the best of constructions.
I suggest:
My school opens ar 8 a.m. but I always get there 15 minutes earlier.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Untaught1988]

Thank you, Madam BN.

"A student takes tuition if he is weak in a subject."

And

"I (as a teacher) have enough time. I must start tuition. Correct?
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Naeem PTC

[Luschen]

Just a note, if you are communicating with an American audience, they will be confused by this usage of tuition. I know I was the first time I heard it. Here, "tuition" is exclusively used as the cost of taking a class or going to a school.

[Beeesneees]

[Untaught1988]

You must receive Maths tuition. Correct?

Then how to say? You must teach students as tuition or what is the correct usage?
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Naeem PTC

[Beeesneees]

You must give/provide tuition.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Untaught1988]

Thank you, Madam BN. God bless you! :)
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Naeem PTC