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PamQueue Posted 14 years ago
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"He studied physics."
"He studied the general education curriculum."
"He studied the physics master's program."
The first one seems indisputably correct. But I have doubts about the second and third sentences. Should I put "in" or "under" right after "studied"?
"He studied the general education curriculum."
"He studied the physics master's program."
The first one seems indisputably correct. But I have doubts about the second and third sentences. Should I put "in" or "under" right after "studied"?
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" Fine. " Maybe, if you mean he studied all the subjects and/or topics it mentions. " Yes, say 'in/under'.
- " Fine.
- " Maybe, if you mean he studied all the subjects and/or topics it mentions.
- " Yes, say 'in/under'.
- But it sounds awkward.
- " The first one seems indisputably correct.
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Hi,
"He studied physics." Fine.
"He studied the general education curriculum." Maybe, if you mean he studied all the subjects and/or topics it mentions. "He studied the physics master's program." Yes, say 'in/under'. But it sounds awkward.
"He studied physics." Fine.
"He studied the general education curriculum." Maybe, if you mean he studied all the subjects and/or topics it mentions. "He studied the physics master's program." Yes, say 'in/under'. But it sounds awkward.
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