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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
University Application Form
Hello everyone!
I was compiling a uni form when i stumbled upon this question:
"Have you obtained any qualification(s) above A-level or equivalent? "
Does the "equivalent" bit mean: -equivalent to A-level
-equivalent to above A-level?
Thanks
I was compiling a uni form when i stumbled upon this question:
"Have you obtained any qualification(s) above A-level or equivalent? "
Does the "equivalent" bit mean: -equivalent to A-level
-equivalent to above A-level?
Thanks
Top answer
-equivalent to above A-level.
- -equivalent to above A-level.
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There is no way to judge from the grammar; I'd guess logically 'equivalent to A-level', but you'll need someone familiar with the process.
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