Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
University, school, church and camp
Hi, are these correct? Do they point a single institution?
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a (English) camp, I like it here.
I have found a job at a university/a school/a church/a camp and I think I will stay here for some time.
If I inserted the word 'Chinese' before the noun and after the article, would it make a difference?
Now, after four years at a Chinese university/ a Chinsese school/a Chinese church/a Chinese (English)
camp, I like it here.
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a (English) camp, I like it here.
I have found a job at a university/a school/a church/a camp and I think I will stay here for some time.
If I inserted the word 'Chinese' before the noun and after the article, would it make a difference?
Now, after four years at a Chinese university/ a Chinsese school/a Chinese church/a Chinese (English)
camp, I like it here.
Top answer
Hi. Are these correct? -- Yes.
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Hi. Are these correct? Do they point to a single institution?-- Yes.
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a(n) (English) camp, I like it here.-- 'Here' seems more like a place other than the university/school/church/camp.
I have found a job at a university/a school/a church/a camp, and I t
Hi. Are these correct? Do they point to a single institution?-- Yes.
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a(n) (English) camp, I like it here.-- 'Here' seems more like a place other than the university/school/church/camp.
I have found a job at a university/a school/a church/a camp, and I t
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Thank you.
You wrote:
Hi. Are these correct? Do they point to a single institution?-- Yes.
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a(n) (English) camp, I like it here.-- 'Here' seems more like a place other than the university/school/church/camp.
1) Is the period after "Hi" necessary. I think I
You wrote:
Hi. Are these correct? Do they point to a single institution?-- Yes.
Now, after four years at a university/a school/a church/a(n) (English) camp, I like it here.-- 'Here' seems more like a place other than the university/school/church/camp.
1) Is the period after "Hi" necessary. I think I
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1-- Strictly, yes. It is necessary.
2-- Yes, but did you understand my comment? My comment is that the word 'here' seems to suggest a different place, not those mentioned. The meaning seems to be 'I like it here, and I did not like it when I was at university/etc the last 4 years'.
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1-- Strictly, yes. It is necessary.
2-- Yes, but did you understand my comment? My comment is that the word 'here' seems to suggest a different place, not those mentioned. The meaning seems to be 'I like it here, and I did not like it when I was at university/etc the last 4 years'.
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