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"A broad major" or "A broad field of study"
I major in International Studies
I have to take courses in almost everything (Finance, Law, Business, World history, etc)
Is it better to stay "International Studies is a broad major that covers everything" or "International Studies is a broad field of study" 😂😂
or is there any other natural way to say it in English?
Thanks a lot
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"I used to pursue my drawing hobby" or "I used to pursue my hobby in drawing"
I want to say that drawing was once my hobby and I pursued that hobby until I found out that I just didn't have the talent.
How can I say that in one sentence?
Is the any problem with two expressions above?
Thank you :)
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"I got more correct answer than everyone" vs. "I got the most correct answer"
For example, if I got 4 answers correct while all my friends got only 2
Should I say "I got more correct answer than all my friends" or "I got the most correct answer"
I think the latter could be misunderstood as "Everyone got correct answer but my answer is the best".
Thank you.
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Is this correct? "She was my classmate back in Korea where I spent a year doing an exchange program"
I went on an exchange student program in Korea. I just finished and came back to my country. Now I would like to talk about my classmate
Is this grammatically correct to say : "She was my classmate back in Korea where I spent a year doing an exchange program"
or is there any better way to say it?
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