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As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and lesson(s) interchangeably, but I would never use class without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions and even then I might still use the article.

• I have (a) piano class every Tuesday.
• I have piano lessons every Tuesday.
• I have a piano class/lesson today.

Oddly, I think that if I said "I have piano classes every Tuesday” some people would think I had multiple classes on each Tuesday.

As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and lesson(s) interchangeably, but I would never use class without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions and even then I might still use the article.

• He has (a) piano class every Tuesday.
• He has piano lessons every Tuesday.
• He has a piano class/lesson today.

Oddly, I think that if I said “He has piano classes every Tuesday” some people would think I meant multiple, separate classes on each Tuesday.

As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and lesson(s) interchangeably, but I would never use class without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions and even then I might still use the article.

I have (a) piano class every Tuesday. I have piano lessons every Tuesday. I have a piano class/lesson today.

Oddly, I think that if I said "I have piano classes every Tuesday” people would think I had multiple classes on each Tuesday.

As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and lesson(s) interchangeably, but I would never use class without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions and even then I might still use the article.

• I have (a) piano class every Tuesday.
• I have piano lessons every Tuesday.
• I have a piano class/lesson today.

Oddly, I think that if I said "I have piano classes every Tuesday” some people would think I had multiple classes on each Tuesday.

As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and session interchangeably, but I would likely never use either without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions.

As an American who was raised in the Mid-Atlantic, I could see using class and lesson(s) interchangeably, but I would never use class without the article unless there were multiple students AND multiple lessons/sessions and even then I might still use the article.

I have (a) piano class every Tuesday. I have piano lessons every Tuesday. I have a piano class/lesson today.

Oddly, I think that if I said "I have piano classes every Tuesday” people would think I had multiple classes on each Tuesday.