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"after graduation, I..." or "after graduated from college, I.." which one is better? or both?
"after graduation, I..." or "after graduated from college, I.." which one is better? or both?
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The second sentence needs to be "after I graduated from college, I.."
By the way, we tend to graduate from University in the UK.....
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@peterf Thank you! I didn't know there is a difference between college and university, I thought they are synonymous?
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@expmphp US college = UK University
A "college" in the UK can refer to a secondary school, an institution for further education, a sixth form establishment, or a constituent organisation of certain Universities!
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