use of word

CliveStandard English includes 'from'. In casual English. it is sometimes omitted

Thanks a lot, teacher.

Would it also be correct to use 'with the drama field' instead of 'with the field of drama'?

Would it also be correct to use 'with the drama field' instead of 'with the field of drama'? That doesn't sound good.

I''d consider saying simply When I graduated from high school, I fell in love with drama.

Clive

CliveWould it also be correct to use 'with the drama field' instead of 'with the field of drama'? That doesn't sound good.

Yes, I thought that it did not sound good. Not to get confused, the original one is correct and sounds good, right?

CliveI''d consider saying simply When I graduated from high school, I fell in love with drama.

CliveOK

Thanks, teacher. But is the OK the reply to my question, indicating that what I said was correct?

When I graduated from high school, I fell in love with the field of drama. Standard English.


When I graduated high school, I fell in love with the field of drama. Not standard English.

CliveQuoteWhen I graduated from high school, I fell in love with the field of drama. Standard English. When I graduated high school, I fell in love with the field of drama. Not standard English.

Sorry, I meant to say that the use of only 'withe the drama field' does not sound right, but 'with the field of drama' is correct and natural, as you said. My question

When I graduated from high school, I fell in love with the drama field. This is not wrong, but it sounds a bit clumsy.

CliveWhen I graduated from high school, I fell in love with the drama field. This is not wrong, but it sounds a bit clumsy.

I got it. Thanks a lot teacher!