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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
expressions about university courses
0 Hi, I'd like you to check if something is wrong with the following sentences. 02 br
00 I'm not sure if "A"(or "Super A"), which means being excellent, is OK. 02 br
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00 I took courses in computer programming at ABC University. 02 br
00 I [ earned / won / received ] "A" at "Introduction to computer programming" 02 br
00 and [ earned / won / received ] "Super A" at "Computer and Engineering". 0-
00 I'm not sure if "A"(or "Super A"), which means being excellent, is OK. 02 br
00 -------------- 02 br
00 I took courses in computer programming at ABC University. 02 br
00 I [ earned / won / received ] "A" at "Introduction to computer programming" 02 br
00 and [ earned / won / received ] "Super A" at "Computer and Engineering". 0-
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02 br 01 b 00 I received an A in Introduction to Computer Programming and an A-plus in Computer and Engineering. 02 b 0-
- 02 br 01 b 00 I received an A in Introduction to Computer Programming and an A-plus in Computer and Engineering.
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00 I took courses in computer programming at ABC University. 02 br
01 b 00 I received an A in Introduction to Computer Programming and an A-plus in Computer and Engineering. 02 b 0-
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00 I took courses in computer programming at ABC University. 02 br
01 b 00 I received an A in Introduction to Computer Programming and an A-plus in Computer and Engineering. 02 b 0-
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0 Don't say you "won" a grade. It sounds like there was a lottery. 02 br
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00 In your second course, should it be "Computers" in the plural? 0-
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00 In your second course, should it be "Computers" in the plural? 0-
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