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Surfer Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Using the verb enroll without a preposition
Hello, ..
Would you please take a look at the following sentence:
John was accepted at the master program, but he never enrolled.
-Is this sentence correct?
Thank you.
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John was accepted into/for at the master program, but he never enrolled. -Is this sentence correct? Yes.
- John was accepted into/for at the master program, but he never enrolled.
- -Is this sentence correct?
- Yes.
- but he never enrolled in it is implicit.
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John was accepted into/for at the master program, but he never enrolled.
-Is this sentence correct?
Yes. but he never enrolled in it is implicit.
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The use of "enrolled" is correct, but "master" should, I assume, be "masters" (or "Masters"; capitalisation of this is variable), and "at" doesn't seem the best choice to me. I would use "into" or "for".
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