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From then on I played basketball every

day until I went to university.

From then on I played basketball everyday until I got admitted into university.

From then on I played basketball every day until I got admitted in university.

Sep 10 2019 14:16:23

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Say #1.

Sep 10 2019 23:59:42

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Thank you, but if i want to use get admit then how should i use it with University?

Sep 11 2019 02:45:19

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I meant going

Sep 11 2019 09:43:20

I meant going

Then use the verb 'go'.

eg From then on I played basketball every

day until I went to university.

Sep 11 2019 12:49:29

Thnx Clive

Sep 12 2019 15:00:37

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Sep 14 2019 12:18:29

Thank you, but if i want to use get admit then how should i use it with University?
I meant going
Then use the verb 'go'.
eg From then on I played basketball every
day until I went to university.

Clive · Accepted Answer · 2019-09-11T3:34

Consider this example.

Tom applied for admission to Oxford in November, 2017.

He was offered admission to Oxford, and accepted the offer, in January 2018.

He went to Oxford to begin his studies in September 2018.

In other words, getting admission and going are two different things. Which do you mean?

Clive