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It's been a year since I graduated from the school. (That's OK if which school you mean is clear in the context) It's been a year since I graduated from school. )
- It's been a year since I graduated from the school.
- (That's OK if which school you mean is clear in the context) It's been a year since I graduated from school.
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It's been a year since I graduated from the school. (That's OK if which school you mean is clear in the context)
It's been a year since I graduated from school. (Say this when you just want to say that you got your degree a year ago.)
It's been a year since I graduated from school. (Say this when you just want to say that you got your degree a year ago.)
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Whether or not to include "the", it is not something that all English speakers would say. Graduating from school is not the terminology used in all parts of the English-speaking world. Neither is the American practice of using the word school as a synonym for university.
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AnonymousNeither is the American practice of using the word school as a synonym for university.One can graduate from high school.
AnonymousGraduating from school is not the terminology used in all parts of the English-speaking world.Hmmm.
Where in the English-speaking world can you not say, "I graduated from school?"
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AlpheccaStarsWhere in the English-speaking world can you not say, "I graduated from school?"The UK.
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