I need help!!!
How do I say: I am currently English student "at" Official Language School, "this one" is my fourth course.
I am confused with "at" and "this one"
Please can you say to me if it is correct or it is wrong?
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I need help!!!
How do I say: I am currently an English student "at" Official Language School, "this one" is my fourth course.I am confused with "at" and "this one"
Please can you say to tell me if it is correct or it is wrong?
I don't think it is wrong.
It might be better to say
I am an English student at Official Language School, currently taking my fourth course.
Hope this helps
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you have help a lot!! Thank you
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In this context, "at" is short for "studying at". So "I am an English student at <some college>" is short for "I am an English student studying at <some college>". "At" means "in or around". "In" means "inside". "This one", in this context, means "this course". You're referring to a specific course. So, "this one is my fourth course" means "this course (but you have to somehow make the listener clear which course you're referring to) is my fourth course". So, without more context, it's not possible to say whether "this one" is correct or incorrect. However, I'd just say "I am currently an English student at the Official Language School, and the course I'm taking right now is my fourth one".
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