"あの先生のじゅぎょうはおもしろかったです。"

Translation: That teacher's class was interesting.

[Theoddisho]

Why is it was? Shouldn't it be deshita then?

[ninthtale]

The past-tense form of an い-adjectival is made by dropping the い, and replacing it with かった, followed by the predicate 「です」. Since the adjectival itself is in the past-tense, there's no need to do the same for the predicate.

[ninthtale]

Nope, because it conjugates おもしろい to おもしろかった. Past-tense い-adjectivals are never stated in their plain form followed by でした.

[lauraglot85]

あの先生の授業は面白かったです

[SolarDjango]

Could "that teacher's lessons were interesting" also make sense?

[IlanIvasko]

Can someone tell me how 'class' was pronounced here cuz it sounds odd to me

[JoshuaLore9]

授業 is pronounced じゅぎょう ju gyou. The u sound in ju should be short, and the o sound in gyou is long.

I think the audio for this exercise is correct, but it's just so fast that the ju gets even shorter and sounds more like ji, which is common/normal for native speakers.

[RoccoDuo]

How would it be: "that lesson of the teacher ..." ?

[regularfanb0y]

"Ano sensei no jyugyou" I think

[chartsman]

That's what we already have in this particular sentence though...

[Synargy]

That's because it reads both ways, I'm pretty sure.

あの(That)せんせい(Teacher)の[Possessive]じゅぎょう(Class)
The class of [that teacher]
[That teacher]'s class

[AlanS.6]

Isn't 先生 a treatment word? When you're referring to someone who's a teacher, you'd use another word, isn't that right?

[haruue]

あの先生の授業は面白かったです。