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OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
All registration/registrations
Are they both correct? If yes, what's the difference between the singular and the plural?
-As in previous academic terms, all course registration under BUSIS will be at real-time mode and on a first-come first-served basis subject to fulfillment of course enrolment requirements and spaces, except courses with ‘add’ or ‘drop’ consent indicated by the course offering department.
-As in previous academic terms, all course registrations under BUSIS will be at real-time mode and on a first-come first-served basis subject to fulfillment of course enrolment requirements and spaces, except courses with ‘add’ or ‘drop’ consent indicated by the course offering department.
Does the singular (as well as uncountable) word refer to the process, and the plural to acts of registering?
-As in previous academic terms, all course registration under BUSIS will be at real-time mode and on a first-come first-served basis subject to fulfillment of course enrolment requirements and spaces, except courses with ‘add’ or ‘drop’ consent indicated by the course offering department.
-As in previous academic terms, all course registrations under BUSIS will be at real-time mode and on a first-come first-served basis subject to fulfillment of course enrolment requirements and spaces, except courses with ‘add’ or ‘drop’ consent indicated by the course offering department.
Does the singular (as well as uncountable) word refer to the process, and the plural to acts of registering?
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OttoJ Are they both correct? Yes. OttoJ If yes, what's the difference between the singular and the plural?
- OttoJ Are they both correct?
- Yes.
- OttoJ If yes, what's the difference between the singular and the plural?
- The 'singular' is the uncountable form.
- OttoJ Does the singular (as well as uncountable) word refer to the process?
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OttoJAre they both correct?Yes.
OttoJ If yes, what's the difference between the singular and the plural?The 'singular' is the uncountable form.
OttoJDoes the singular (as well as uncountable) word refer to the process?No; only the uncountable form.
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um...I meant also the rest of the sentences. Are they both correct? For example, does 'at real time mode' make sense? We put something on a certain mode, but I don't know whether at is possible.
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OttoJFor example, does 'at real time mode' make sense?No. I don't know what you mean.
Can students register on-line whenever they want to?
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As in previous academic terms, all course registrations under BUSIS will be at real-time mode and dynamically recorded on a first-come first-served basis subject to fulfillment of (minimum) course enrollment requirements and space availability, except courses with ‘add’ or ‘drop’ consent indicated by the department offering the course.
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AlpheccaStarsall course registrations under BUSISBUSIS is a website, which is also a system that students have to log in to enrol. Do you think 'under' is as good as 'in' or 'on'?
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OttoJBUSIS is a website, which is also a system that students have to log in to enroll.As in previous academic terms, all course registrations entered on the BUSIS web site ...
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