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1 Dec 2020
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Hi! When you graduate from high school, can you call it “graduation” or this word is used only for the university?
Hi! When you graduate from high school, can you call it “graduation” or this word is used only for the university?
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@ilikeguineapigs yes you can call it a graduation
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