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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Graduate in/with
Are the following grammatical?
- She graduated in law with a bachelor degree.
- She did a post-graduate course in law and graduated with a master degree.
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healer She graduated in law with a bachelo r's degree . This is not natural, especially because of the underlined part. She is a law graduate.
- healer She graduated in law with a bachelo r's degree .
- This is not natural, especially because of the underlined part.
- She is a law graduate.
- She holds a bachelor's in law.
- She did a degree in law.
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healerShe graduated in law with a bachelor's degree.
This is not natural, especially because of the underlined part.
She is a law graduate.
She holds a bachelor's in law.
She did a degree in law.
healerShe did a post-graduate course in law
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healerAre the following grammatical?
- She graduated in law with a bachelor degree.
- She did a post-graduate course in law
and graduatedgraduating with a masters degree.
I would replace "and graduated" with "graduating".
In an appropriate context, both your examples ar
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