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apply for/to a program | WordReference Forums
A graduate program is a specific course of study leading to a graduate degree: a Master's degree or a PhD, for instance, in a particular field like biology or English literature or philosophy. A graduate school is the section of a university that contains many graduate programs (the PhD program in biology, the Master's program in English literature, the PhD program in philosophy, etc.).
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Do with it what you will | WordReference Forums
Hi, Again I know all the words but I'm not sure of the meaning. A student gives her literature paper to a bad student friend of her to copy it. She hands it to him saying : Do with it what you will ! Does it mean : Fais ce que tu as à faire ! or Fais comme si c'était de toi ! or Fais en ce...
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The majority has / have - WordReference Forums
Literature remains the interest of a minority and the majority has chosen to ignore those aspects of ...
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Subject: Shakesperean Literature Course: Shakepserean literature 212 with Prof. Taco at Taco Bell University I don't know the context of your second question. Usually one would say"I'm taking a shakespear course" or"I'm taking shakespeare".
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Difference between requirement and prerequisite
For example, You might need a requirement for 3 credits of American Literature in order to get a degree. However, in order to take American Literature, you've got to pass English I. Therefore, English I is a prerequisite to American Literature, and American Literature is a requirement for graduation. Hope that helps.
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Literature Review怎么写？常用方式是什么？ - 知乎
很多留学生对Literature Review通过前期信息也有所熟悉，但是真正开始写的时候就不是那么回事了。 不少人拿到一篇论文就大开大合的开始写起来，结果写到最后的时候发现Literature Review还没动，往往很多情况是自己的很多分析和论点都是别人早就提过的，前面的功夫只能白费。
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cigarette: take a drag/puff | WordReference Forums
Hi, Are they different? I take a puff on a cigarette and I take a drag on a cigarette. They both mean To inhale the smoke? Thanks
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The verb after"Who" in a question | WordReference Forums
In my understanding, the pronoun"who" as subject of the main verb is always singular, even if the question is about more than one individual, e.g.,"Who is coming to the party?""John is/John and Mary are." Longman English Grammar says: However, plural verbs can occur quite naturally after...
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She got the eye. | WordReference Forums
From Philip Allan's Literature Guide for GCSE: Of Mice and Men: And from the Cliff Notes for Of Mice and Men: I think you would find the Cliff Notes very helpful. They contain a glossary with definitions of many of the terms and expressions which you're probably unfamiliar with. P.S."She got the eye" = She has the eye.
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Happy Thanksgiving in German | WordReference Forums
After some thinking about this -"Thanksgiving" actually isn't even translated in German, you just use the English word"Thanksgiving", so if you translate American literature to German (or if you need to dub/subtitle a film) you could as well use"Happy Thanksgiving" in a German context.
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