Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Collage"

A: Have you received that when you were in college itself?

A: We assume students who attend college are also studying - so the phrases might be used in the same way.

Attend means to be somewhere: attend a wedding, attend class, attend a party.

The purpose of attending college is to study. This is why the phrases are used in the same way.
Study in college is about the student's learning.

Hope that helps.
( spelling : college, )
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A: The word is “college”

A: College and university are interchangeable in spoken English

Collage is usually an assortment of pictures

A: college and university are the same in some countries, in other countries university is at a higher level than college

A: first, it's "college" in this context.

in the British education system, "college" is the two years of study before university.
and it is after secondary school. university is the higher education. college is for 2 years and then university is for 3-4 (sometimes more!) years.

A: do you mean “college” - an education, or “collage” - a collection of art or other?

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A: college will be opened

A: College. Note the spelling.

A: Both are correct and mean the same thing, but “art work” should be one word, “artwork.”

A: yes, this sounds natural. keep up the great work!

A: "What is your college major?", or "What are you majoring in at college?"

A: Obviously it depends on the context around the scentence amd how you want to use it, but that aside its perfect.

A: You're going to study at college in two weeks.