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Mr. Tom Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

I want to further my education.

Hi

Is the use of "further" natural here? Could you offer me a better word?

I want to further my education.

Thanks,

Tom

PS: If the word is "qualification", which "verb" would be most suitable for the same content as above?

I want to ___________________ my qualification.
  

Top answer

My teacher told me, that it is possible to use "further" in the first sentence. In connection with the second sentence I would use: "improve" word, so it would look like that: I want to improve my qualifications.

— Fever

  • My teacher told me, that it is possible to use "further" in the first sentence.
  • In connection with the second sentence I would use: "improve" word, so it would look like that: I want to improve my qualifications.
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My teacher told me, that it is possible to use "further" in the first sentence. In connection with the second sentence I would use: "improve" word, so it would look like that: I want to improve my qualifications.
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Mr. TomIs the use of "further" natural here? Could you offer me a better word?I want to further my education.
Further is an excellent choice.
Mr. TomPS: If the word is "qualification", which "verb" would be most suitable for the same content as above?
Qualification is a count noun. Education and experience are non-count.
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