Student from/of a higher semester
Hi,
Would you say
“A student from a higher semester has more experience than a new student.”
or
“A student of a higher semester has more experience than a new student.”?
Thank you.
Top answer
An upperclassman/a second semester freshman/a sophomore has more experience than a new student.
- An upperclassman/a second semester freshman/a sophomore has more experience than a new student.
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An upperclassman/a second semester freshman/a sophomore has more experience than a new student.
0The phrases, "a student from/of a higher semester", are understandable, but improper usage. Perhaps this is because you would never say something like this in English, because, of course, any student who is not a new student would have more experience than a new student. Obvious things like this are not given voice in English.
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