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Marold Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Question about one sentence

"I study at a medicine university."

"I have been studying at a medicine university.

If I want to say to somebody by myself (not being asked) that I study medicine, which sentence should I pick? Which one of these two above is correct? Should I use a definite article before the word "university" or should I leave it out?

Thanks a lot in advance.
  

Top answer

" That means you still study there. Marold "I have been studying at a medi cal ine university. That suggests you my have just finished studying there.

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  • " That means you still study there.
  • Marold "I have been studying at a medi cal ine university.
  • That suggests you my have just finished studying there.
  • Marold If I want to say to somebody by myself (not being asked) that I study medicine, which sentence should I pick?
  • The first one.
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Marold"I study at a medical ine university."
That means you still study there.
Marold"I have been studying at a medical ine university.
That suggests you my have just finished studying there.
MaroldIf I want to say to somebody by myself (not being asked) that I stud
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