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Do you study at university?
Do you study at the university?
Which one is correct?
Do you study at university?
Do you study at the university?
Which one is correct?
Do you study at the university?
Which one is correct?
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They are both correct .
The second one is more specific - it’s asking if someone studies at a specific university campus.
The first one can be asking if someone is a university student. It can also be asking if someone studies on the university campus (as opposed to studying at home etc)
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