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Tarirotari Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
It's my first course at Kings Language School
Would it be right as well to say:
It's my first course in Kings Language School.
If yes, what's the difference in meaning?
Thanks.
It's my first course in Kings Language School.
If yes, what's the difference in meaning?
Thanks.
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" I don't know that there is any difference in meaning, it is just a question of accepted style.
- " I don't know that there is any difference in meaning, it is just a question of accepted style.
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You might say, "It is the first course I've taken since I've been enrolled in Kings Language School."
But, of the two alternatives you mention above, common usage would be, "It's my first course at King's Language School."
I don't know that there is any difference in meaning, it is just a question of accepted style.
But, of the two alternatives you mention above, common usage would be, "It's my first course at King's Language School."
I don't know that there is any difference in meaning, it is just a question of accepted style.
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