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Grammar problems “ It has been snowing where I went to undergraduate” “The place has been snowing where I went to undergraduate ” Please help me fix grammar problems

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- It has been snowing where I went for my undergraduate program/education. - The place has been snowing where I went for my undergraduate program/education. Please note "undergraduate" has two meanings: 1. (noun) - a student at a college or university who has not received a first and especially a bachelor's degree. 2. (adjective) - denoting or relating to an undergraduate.
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The first sentence is fine. "It has been snowing where I went to college/university/undergraduate."

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