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"registered for the programme" or "registered with the programme"? Which is correct? Hi friends, Which is correct? 1) I have registered for the training programme. 2) I have registered with the training programme. Thanks in advance! Niwantha
Oct 25, 2018 9:06 AM
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You register with an agency, so you can do work for them or something; I've registered with the clinic (to be a massage therapist or something) You register for (to take) a course, etc, as a student/trainee. :)
October 25, 2018
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1. This means that you have gone through the registration process to be admitted to a training program

2. You usually register with "someone" (an institute, university, agency, etc) for "something" (training program, language course, etc.)

October 25, 2018
Hello Niwantha which is correct: 2) I have registered with the training programme. registered for courses, studying at the University
October 25, 2018
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Niwantha
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English, Sinhala
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English
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