English Grammar.
Are you taking your Master remotely?
Are you taking your Master distantly?.
Hi friends, which one of them is right. I am trying to say something about"distance learning," but I don't know how to make up the sentence. Could you please provide me the answer if my examples make no sense.
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The first one. Please change 'Master' to 'master's' though. The degree titles 'master's' and 'bachelor's' are both possessive in this context. Also, unless you are writing out your course title (eg. 'Master of Science') you don't need to capitalize.
Example:
A: Are you studying for a bachelor's degree?
B: No, I'm studying for a master's. How about you?
A: I just graduated and now have a Master of Arts degree...
So, I would write: 'Are you taking your master's remotely?'
I hope this helps!
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The first sentence works. You could also say "Are you completing your Masters off-campus?"
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I think "on-line" is a different but very common way to express the idea of remote/distance learning.
Are you getting your masters degree on-line?
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Thanks Emilie.
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