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Jetyuyu Posted 16 years ago
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How to express the idea in English?
Dear everyone,
I'm not a native speaker. Suppose a course is expected to take 3 months to finish under normal circumstances, but if it is expected to be finished within 1 month, which is a much shorter time than usual, then how should such a course be called in English properly? I have thought of a few expressions, but I'm not sure whether they are appropriate or not. For example, a dash course, a rush course, a sprint course. I'm looking forward to your advice, thank you very much! (An example will be appreciated.)
I'm not a native speaker. Suppose a course is expected to take 3 months to finish under normal circumstances, but if it is expected to be finished within 1 month, which is a much shorter time than usual, then how should such a course be called in English properly? I have thought of a few expressions, but I'm not sure whether they are appropriate or not. For example, a dash course, a rush course, a sprint course. I'm looking forward to your advice, thank you very much! (An example will be appreciated.)
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Welcome to English Forums, jetyuyu. A short course, I would say.
- Welcome to English Forums, jetyuyu.
- A short course, I would say.
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Welcome to English Forums, jetyuyu.
A short course, I would say.
A short course, I would say.
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