Hi,
Why not take a look at this thread, and let us know if you have any questions: http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...ent-pupil.html
Pupil and student are synonym, but what is the small difference between them?
thanks,
Hi,
Why not take a look at this thread, and let us know if you have any questions: http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/as...ent-pupil.html
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.
simply ,student are learners of university ,pupil are learners of hight school and primery school.
***** NOT A TEACHER *****
Hello, Hitinvo.
(1) You have received wonderful answers from many people. I, too, have
learned a lot from their posts.
(2) Please remember that there are small differences, as you so
correctly said.
(3) For example, all of us are "students of human nature." That is,
we all observe the way human beings act. No one would ever use
"pupil" in that sense. If you did, people would laugh.
(3) Another example:
I am a "senior citizen" (that's a nice American term for an old person).
I do not attend college classes. But I love to read about journalism and
newspapers. So I consider myself "a student of journalism." That is,
I have an interest in that subject. But if I actually enrolled in a college
course, then I could call myself "a journalism student."
(4) Yes, it's all very confusing. But with time, you will understand.
***** Thank you for your question *****
simply ,student are learners of university ,pupils are learners of hight school and primary school.
In my contry we use this word like i said abouve ,if it's wrong tell me the different.
thank you.
i am realy sorry Rover_KE AND I PRECIATE YOUR CORRECTION THANK YOU SIR.
(Simply, students are learners in universities and pupils are learners in high schools and primary schools.)
In my contry we use this word like i said abouve ,if it's wrong tell me the different.
thank you.
Last edited by yeujin; 29-Jun-2010 at 18:29.