Find the mistake in the following sentence.
I'll specialize when I get to the university.
Can it be ( the university ) to be replaced by university?
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This is a better way to say it: I'll choose my specialty when I get to university. ) I'll choose my specialty when I get to the university. )
- This is a better way to say it: I'll choose my specialty when I get to university.
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This is a better way to say it:
I'll choose my specialty when I get to university. (You have not been accepted at any university yet.)
I'll choose my specialty when I get to the university. (You are accepted at a university, and the reader knows which one you are talking about.)
0esalim80I'll specialize when I get to the university.
Can it be ( the university ) to be replaced by university?
Should "university" replace "the university"?
Yes, if you're being tested in British English.
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