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Uktous Posted 16 years ago
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When I was a year 1/ first year student, When I studied for my year 1
Hi,
Question:
Is it common to say "a year 1 student, a first year student, and studied for my year 1"?
Sentence1:
When Ii was a year 1 student at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
Sentence2:
When I was a first year student at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
Sentence3:
When I studied for my year 1 at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
I want to say:
In the first year of my BSc at ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me
Thanks
Question:
Is it common to say "a year 1 student, a first year student, and studied for my year 1"?
Sentence1:
When Ii was a year 1 student at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
Sentence2:
When I was a first year student at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
Sentence3:
When I studied for my year 1 at the ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me.
I want to say:
In the first year of my BSc at ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me
Thanks
Top answer
Sentence 2 is correct. First year Student.
- Sentence 2 is correct.
- First year Student.
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Hi,
Can I ask you a further question?
Is the "I want to say sentence" correct?
I used it many times before in my job application.
Sentence:
In the first year of my BSc at ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me
Thanks
Can I ask you a further question?
Is the "I want to say sentence" correct?
I used it many times before in my job application.
Sentence:
In the first year of my BSc at ABC University, Dr. XYZ taught me
Thanks
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