have graduated

[sash2008]

I have graduated in English department from (x) university, faculty of education.

Please, correct my using of prepositions - using of comma - using of tense

[BobK]

I have graduated in English department from (x) university, faculty of education.

Please, correct my using of prepositions - using of comma - using of tense

But in the last sentence you need 'use' or 'usage' instead of 'using.

b

It's all right, except for the tense.

[BobK]

I have graduated in English department from (x) university, faculty of education.

Please, correct my using of prepositions - using of comma - using of tense

It's all right, except for the tense.

But in the last sentence you need 'use' or 'usage' instead of 'using.

b

[Rover_KE]

sash, you seem to mean

'I graduated in English from the Faculty of Education at X University.

Please correct my usage of prepositions, the comma and the tense.'

Really?

Rover

[Chicken Sandwich]

It's all right, except for the tense.

If I may ask a related question: Why can't one say, 'I have graduated in English from University X'? Is it because the date is implied in the satement?

Thank you.

[emsr2d2]

You could use it if you included some kind of timescale, or if you just graduated today. At your graduation ceremony, you could say "Hurrah! I have graduated from this university at last!"

However, in all other circumstances, after the day of your graduation, it becomes a simple fact about the past. "I graduated from University X [last week/last month/in 1996 etc]".

[sash2008]

Thanks alot

Mr Rover_KE

'I graduated in English from the Faculty of Education at X University.

Are these words have to be capitalized?

[emsr2d2]

Are[/STRIKE] Do these words have to be capitalized?

Yes. They constitute the title of a department and the proper name of a university.

[Rover_KE]

Thanks a lot. (There is no word 'alot'.)

Do these words have to be capitalized?

They do here:

Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, 184 Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 8PQ, UK.

Congratulations on graduating in English.

Is there a good reason why you are reluctant to name the university where you achieved this feat?

Rover

[sash2008]

Thanks a lot. (There is no word 'alot'.)

Oh, of course, but it is not my mistake; it is the keyboard's.

Do these words have to be capitalized?

Oh, this is my mistake,sorry.

Is there a good reason why you are reluctant to name it?

What do you mean Mr Rover?