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Yes, it's grammatically correct.Originally Posted by Daruma
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- 15-Aug-2009, 20:55 #1
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Why did you defer a year of your studies? Hello.
Why did you defer a year of your studies?
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Thank you.
- 15-Aug-2009, 20:57 #2
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- 15-Aug-2009, 21:04 #3
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Re: Why did you defer a year of your studies? Why did you defer a year of your studies?
Can I say postpone in place of defer?
- 15-Aug-2009, 21:14 #4
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Re: Why did you defer a year of your studies? Yes, "postpone" is correct. Originally Posted by Daruma
You can also say "put off", which is more informal sounding. "Why did you put off studying for a year?"
- 16-Aug-2009, 01:53 #5
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Re: Why did you defer a year of your studies? break, stop, discontinue, suspend, put on hold, put on the ice, put on the back burner, pause, give up for one your, take a break from,
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