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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Which is a correct expression?
I wonder which is a proper expression:
I am a {student of University of Tokyo/ student for/at/in Un
iversity of Tokyo/ Univesity of Tokyo student}.
Something else
Thank you very much.
I am a {student of University of Tokyo/ student for/at/in Un
iversity of Tokyo/ Univesity of Tokyo student}.
Something else
Thank you very much.
Top answer
I am a student of University of Tokyo. I am a student at University of Tokyo. I am a University of Tokyo student.
- I am a student of University of Tokyo.
- I am a student at University of Tokyo.
- I am a University of Tokyo student.
- Or I am a Tokyo University student.
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I am a student of University of Tokyo.
I am a student at University of Tokyo.
I am a University of Tokyo student. Or
I am a Tokyo University student.
I am a student at University of Tokyo.
I am a University of Tokyo student. Or
I am a Tokyo University student.
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