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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Preposition with (faculty)
Is it correct to say:
Students stay for a long time (in) the faculty.
I want it to mean they spend lots of hours there as a place not years without being able to graduate.
Students stay for a long time (in) the faculty.
I want it to mean they spend lots of hours there as a place not years without being able to graduate.
Top answer
The faculty = the teaching staff. Students remain for a long time in the department/school/college.
- The faculty = the teaching staff.
- Students remain for a long time in the department/school/college.
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The faculty = the teaching staff.
Students remain for a long time in the department/school/college.
Students remain for a long time in the department/school/college.
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