how do you say this sentence in English correctly?
I want to know what is correct? I studied for being an English or I studied to be an English teacher? I ask this because I don't know what is the difference? I hope your answers.
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generally, I think they are the same.
in some special situation, the first sentence can have a little distinctive feeling from the other.
I studied for being an English teacher ( but I haven't got the object. or I have lots of objects, and to be an english teacher was one of them)
I studied to be an English teacher ( and I've been an english teacher. (achieved my goals)
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I studied to be an English teacher.
You can study for an exam or test but not a profession :)
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