By Universities, Prepositions

My name is … and I am a 2008 honors graduate of …... I have been accepted to (university), where I plan to further my education. (University) is a prestigious, highly selective, college that prepares students to change the world. Its liberal arts education empowers students to excel...

Hi, Any one correct?Joe is submitting a report from/of the meetingJoe is presenting/speaking at a seminar/workshopJohn Doe is a professor from/of *** UniversityThen, please consider this (as??) a reminder.I assume you want a natural, common way to say these things.Joe is submitting a report of...

Grammar Geek wrote:Singing is a gerund, a noun, so it takes the possessive my. This is rather peculiar, I think. I have encountered the same thing on these forums many times. Native speakers say: "A gerund is a noun." Do they teach it that way in American schools and universities? Grammatical...

Angliholic wrote: Nona The Brit wrote: No. Approved doesn't fit here at all. accepted by or admitted to (different prepositions). Thanks, Nona. I think your suggestions make perfect sense, but the original does use "accepted to." So, I wonder if it sounds right by any chance.It should be...

Nona The Brit wrote: No. Approved doesn't fit here at all. accepted by or admitted to (different prepositions). Thanks, Nona. I think your suggestions make perfect sense, but the original does use "accepted to." So, I wonder if it sounds right by any chance.

No. Approved doesn't fit here at all. accepted by or admitted to (different prepositions).

Which or what preposition should I use in following sentence? I hold a bachelor's degree and a master's degree both from/with Harvard University.

Hi Zoe (I think I mentioned once before that "Zoe" is also my daughter's name.) Only in how it's used. Due to the failing results, Because of the failing results. I just found several Web sites that try to say they are very different, but to my native ear, I just don't hear it. See this:...

Hello! My mother is studying in University. She was given this testing. I've solved this English testing for her but I'm not sure if it is alright. Could you check it? Sorry, it's quite long. I. Grammar Exercises 1 Articles 1. *The* equipment of Blake & Co is very good. They sell it to **...

Colombo wrote:I'm trying to translate my CV into English, but I'm finding a lot of difficulties. Apart from the overall chronic style of the result, there are certain things that I find I don't know how to say. I'm copying a list here, in case someone can lend me a hand (for which I'd be...