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Hello, everyone, 1) This is the school which I graduated from. 2) This is the school where I graduated from. I think ‘graduate from’ is not an action verb with ‘where’, nor is it a phrasal verb such as ‘come from’ in the below but a prepositional verb. Thus, I feel 1) above is correct...
Rosaline graduated as a bachelor of economics, majoring in business administration from Open University. The problem here is "graduated as", I have seen it several times on the internet, but I'm not sure It's grammatically correct.
Al reves colega. La preposición que pide graduate es from. Graduated from a Bachelor's Degree in/by/through the University of Manhattan in 1990. Si hay tiempo, la universidad va con by/through sino con in.
I graduated (from) secondary school last year. = I finished secondary school last year. The university graduated 200 students in all programs of study last year. = The university gave a degree or diploma to every 200 students of all programs of study last year. and the latter can be rewritten in a passive voice as follows: