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- 16-Jul-2008, 10:41 #1
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"was carried on in" Is it correct sentence, can I use "was carried on in" here?
All the course of education was carried on in the Russian language.
- 16-Jul-2008, 11:13 #2
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Teacher Re: "was carried on in" This part in the Russian language is good, but the rest needs to be reworded:
Originally Posted by Tvita 
All the education courses
were
carried out
- 16-Jul-2008, 12:49 #3
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Teacher Re: "was carried on in" Or . . .
The entire education course was conducted in Russian.
- 16-Jul-2008, 14:12 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "was carried on in" Is "all the course of education" the incorrect phrase? Originally Posted by susiedqq
It meant the course of study at university.
- 17-Jul-2008, 11:52 #5
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All the university courses are conducted in Russian.
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