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- debt - WordReference Forums
I find "debt" sometimes have been used as countable noun, but sometimes uncountable I am confused Could you tell me the reasons? Besides "incur debts", what other verbs could usually go with "debts"? Could I "cause debts", "stimulate debts"? Any other options? Most of these heavy debts were
- Which usage is correct: program in your university OR program at . . .
I would like to enroll for a program in your university OR I would like to enroll for a program at your university
- registration and enrollment - WordReference Forums
Siempre he traducido registration como inscripción y enrollment también Ahora debo traducir una frase donde aparecen las dos palabras: Registration and enrollment for the program are available online, by telephoone or through any reservation center La inscripción y ?? ????? para el
- grammar - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
Moreover, will the use of “the trial is estimated to enroll 50 participants” depict a higher level of uncertainty than the former? Given the option, which one would you prefer to depict a situation with all the uncertainties involved in a setting of technical report writing?
- join vs enroll - WordReference Forums
"Enroll" is somewhat more official It implies that you actually enter your name in a list You might join a knitting circle or a bridge club, but I don't think anyone would say you enrolled, unless there was really an official list of members
- How do American English and British English use the definite article . . .
College and university work the same as school Church is different, probably because people don't "enroll" in church (I suppose you could say that being a member of the church is the same idea Whatever ) "In church" generally means in the building to worship or participate in some church activity
- change to as - WordReference Forums
Ex: Science, Business, etc A program is something you enroll in A bachelor is a degree Anyway, you change your major TO another major So I guess the answer is "to" but I do not really understand what you mean Do you mean that your major is something like "Business" and you want to change it to "Science" and enroll in the "Biochemistry
- A gay man - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
I fell in love with this course, from an American university, and wanted to enroll in it But, when I went to the professor's page, to request him to let me in, I saw this - I am a gay man and
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