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Lalin Vu Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Grammatical accuracy?
I have 2 sentences:
- I am an undergraduate student.
- I have just finished my 3rd at university.
Is it accurate when i write:
- I am an undergraduate student who have just finished my 3rd year at university (?)
- I am an undergraduate student.
- I have just finished my 3rd at university.
Is it accurate when i write:
- I am an undergraduate student who have just finished my 3rd year at university (?)
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Say - - I am an undergraduate. - I have just finished my 3rd year at university. - I am an undergraduate who has just finished his 3rd year.
- Say - - I am an undergraduate.
- - I have just finished my 3rd year at university.
- - I am an undergraduate who has just finished his 3rd year.
- But the term 'student' or 'university student' is almost always used instead.
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Say -
- I am an undergraduate.
- I have just finished my 3rd year at university.
- I am an undergraduate who has just finished his 3rd year.
But the term 'student' or 'university student' is almost always used instead.
- I am an undergraduate.
- I have just finished my 3rd year at university.
- I am an undergraduate who has just finished his 3rd year.
But the term 'student' or 'university student' is almost always used instead.
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