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

A: If something if your major, you need to fulfill specific requirements. For example, your school might require that you take 10 English classes in order to graduate with an English major. People may generalize and say I'm studying English to mean that that is their major, but the phrase I study English could technically mean any amount.

A: major: what you have knowledge/ a degree in (after going to college)
speciality: what you're super good at.
I majored in English so writing is my specialty

A: Geography is the study of the earth, whereas geographic is relating to the earth. Geography major is correct

A: Pronounce or...?

A: programs are the majors, courses are the classes you take.

A: Good morning,

To me, it sounds natural. You could also say "He is majoring (or his major is) in Public Relations". There are also some variations depending on if you are using the passive or active voice. But yes, this does sound natural.

Have a good day :)

A: Really good. I have included another way to say it below. The only real change is saying 'as many opportunities as possible'.

I needed to study hard for both French and my majors. I tried to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible. In Montreal there are a lot of chances to exchange with people of various nationalities.

A: "he never had any interest..."

A: All you need are commas:

She majors in piano, acting, and directing.

And you're good!

A: This means that they go to university to study English.