Romecircuit Not really in school is perhaps more common American English while at school is more British but both are equally correct Similarly an American would probably say in college while a Brit would say
Bonjour What is the correct way to say graduation from a University in french In this context After my graduation I would like to become a doctor Apr s ma remise des dipl mes je Frosh is a derogatory informal shortening of the word freshman a student in the first year of a 4 yr academic program such as high school or a university undergraduate degree in the
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It is normally only used for a college or university not for a high school the last would sound a bit silly and pretentious However silly and pretentious can be humorous so talking about your primary I decided to do that until I finish finished high school I want to say that the decision was in the past and the finishing will be inthe future Thanks
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Bonjour What is the correct way to say graduation from a University in french In this context After my graduation I would like to become a doctor Apr s ma remise des dipl mes je
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Romecircuit - I decided to do that until I finish finished high school I want to say that the decision was in the past and the finishing will be inthe future Thanks
