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Shravanm Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

The difference between in and from

1. i did a course in xyz institute and i did a cource from xyz institute which one is correct here and why

2. i have completed my engineering in GNI college and i have completed my engineering from GNI college which one is correct

3. i have completed my engineeting in GNI college from ABN university is this correct if this is wrond please do let me know what is wrong i am eagerly waiting for the reply

thanks in advance
  

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Hi, Please note that all your sentences are incorrect until you add capital letters and punctuatiion. Prepositions for this kind of thing are not easy to learn. They are very idiomatic.

— Clive

  • Hi, Please note that all your sentences are incorrect until you add capital letters and punctuatiion.
  • Prepositions for this kind of thing are not easy to learn.
  • They are very idiomatic.
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  • i did a course in xyz institute and i did a cource from xyz institute which one is correct here and why in is OK from suggests that the institute supplied the course in some indirect way.
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Hi,

Please note that all your sentences are incorrect until you add capital letters and punctuatiion.

Prepositions for this kind of thing are not easy to learn. They are very idiomatic.

1. i did a course in xyz institute and i did a cource from xyz institute
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thank you so much clive ............ i have got in now.........thanks again
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