Am I: doing a course; taking a course; having a course; making a course.
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I would like to say that I'm "attending" a course, using another verb, but I'm not sure which is correct. Can you tell me which of the folowing sentences is/are correct?
1) I'm doing a course;
2) I'm making a course;
3) I'm taking a course;
4) I'm having a course;
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Thank you very much!
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'Taking' is correct! It's actually better than 'attending', as 'attending' usually goes with 'school' 'class' 'university' etc (so when there's a specific place involved – course is just about what is being taught, so doesn't mean a place). You could also say 'doing', but that's informal :)
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