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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Opportunity

Dear teachers...

I have got to be given the opportunity to study at that school.
I would like to be given the chance to study at that school.

Are these sentences grammatically OK? If so, what are the differences between them?

Many thanks
  

Top answer

Hi, I have got to be given the opportunity to study at that school. The people who decide have no choice. They must say 'Yes'.

— Clive

  • Hi, I have got to be given the opportunity to study at that school.
  • The people who decide have no choice.
  • They must say 'Yes'.
  • This is not a suitable meaning to say to them.
  • I would like to be given the chance to study at that school.
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Hi,

I have got to be given the opportunity to study at that school.
The people who decide have no choice. They must say 'Yes'.
This is not a suitable meaning to say to them.


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nice question.

May I highjack your post?Emotion: smile

If the level they put me in/at is not working, it's too easy for me:
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Hi,
If the level they put me in/at is not working, it's too easy for me:

I'd like to be given the chance to go up to another level. OK

I'd like to be given the chance to change to the advanced level. OK. Or
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