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Hi,
1) Is it ‘a student of a higher semester’ or ‘from a higher semester’? I know that I can say it differently but I’m curious about these examples.
2) If you were driving a car and an animal ran across the road, would you say that you had to:
‘turn the car sharply’
‘turn the steering wheel sharply’
‘turn the steering wheel to the left/right’
‘steer the other way’?
Could you tell me which of these are possible?
Thank you.
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Ann225 1) Is it ‘a student of a higher semester’ or ‘from a higher semester’? I know that I can say it differently but I’m curious about these examples. from Yes, you should say it differently.
- Ann225 1) Is it ‘a student of a higher semester’ or ‘from a higher semester’?
- I know that I can say it differently but I’m curious about these examples.
- from Yes, you should say it differently.
- Ann225 2) If you were driving a car and an animal ran across the road, would you say that you had to:‘turn the car sharply’‘turn the steering wheel sharply’‘turn the steering wheel to the left/right’‘steer the other way’?
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Ann2251) Is it ‘a student of a higher semester’ or ‘from a higher semester’? I know that I can say it differently but I’m curious about these examples.
from
Yes, you should say it differently.
Ann2252) If you were driving a car and an animal ran across the road, would you say that you had to:‘turn the car sharply’‘turn the
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