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2013年10月28日 · In that sentence, the "a" is referring to both "university" and "college;" it's like saying "I have a dog and cat" instead of "I have a dog and a cat." "College" is used in two ways in the US. The first is in reference to the concept of higher education in general; you go to college after you go to high school.
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2011年10月17日 · "attend university" or "go to university" if no specific school is named . C. charimm Member. Español Oct ...
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2013年1月13日 · Sorry about that. I was just wondering if it is possible to form the same question using "read". To get the information (name of the university a person has attended), you can say:-"Which university did you go to?" but also:-"Which university did you study at?" So is it possible to say:-"Which university did you read at?" Maybe other verbs?
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2008年11月22日 · attend university. Thread starter linlon; Start date Nov 22, 2008; L. linlon Senior Member. mandarin Nov ...
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2019年8月17日 · If the OP had asked about college instead of university, the response from lingobingo in post 2 would have been the same. However, he asked specifically about university, so perhaps the answers might have focused on what articles AE speakers use with university, not what they use with college (or with hospital, prison or school).
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2008年9月17日 · I was wondering if most native speakers would use this wording. (Actually, the following sentence in the exercise was XXXX est l'université .... je suis allé). I am really wondering if the sentences sound authentic and if où or à laquelle would be more commonly used to express the notion "XXXX is the university I attended/went to".
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2023年1月27日 · Yes, if the American is not referring to a specific university or college: "I graduated from college in 2008," for instance. But if you ask an American where they graduated from, they'll say they went to the University of Michigan or New York University, even though they attended a college that's part of those universities.
Asking someone about the college/university he attended.
2014年7月1日 · Asking someone about the college/university he attended. Which university/college did you study from? Which university/college did you go to? Are both correct or second one ?
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2014年8月26日 · Hello, I want to know about this English expression. example, 1. I attend Dong-A university now. 2. I attend at Dong-A university now. 3. I am currently attending Dong-A university. Which sentence is the best? Especially, I want to know does the preposition 'at' need...
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2009年8月19日 · attend a course formal (= take part in a course ) • You’ll have to attend a course on how to deal with customers on the phone. go on a course British English • My company wanted me to go on a course in management skills. (Longman_Collocations)