pp vs. Ps

[maxi223]

Based on what you have just said,
Based on what you just said


Which one is correct?

 

[2006]

Welcome!

Based on what you have just said,
Based on what you just said,


Which one is correct?
Both are correct, although the first one has the unnecessary word "have".

2006

 

[maxi223]

our universities do not have a contract on student exchange programme so i am not able to spend a semester at the your university

our universities do not have contract about student exchange programmes so i am not able to spend a semester at the your university

How can i say it right?

thanks

 

[bertietheblue]

our universities do not have a contract on student exchange programme so i am not able to spend a semester at the your university

our universities do not have contract about student exchange programmes so i am not able to spend a semester at the your university

How can i say it right?

thanks

'[Our]/[Unfortunately, our] university does not participate in any student exchange programmes so I am unable to spend a semester at your university'

OR if you are expressing regret, when otherwise you might have been able to attend the foreign university for a semester:

'Our university does not participate in any student exchange programmes so I am afraid I will be unable to spend a semester at your university'

But do you know for sure that no faculty (or department) in your university participates in an exchange programme? Could this not possibly be:

'Our faculty does not ...' (where 'faculty' covers several department, eg 'the Faculty of Languages' at a university might include French, German and Spanish departments) or 'Our department does not ...'

OR

'The [Name] Faculty at our university does not ..'/ The [Name] Department at our university does not ...'?

I note you use the plural 'universities' in your sentence and if that's intended, ignore the above. But what are you trying to say here then? Do you know for a fact that no university whatsoever in your country (if that's what you mean by 'our') offers an exchange programme? If so then you could, I suppose, write:

'Universities in Croatia do not participate in ...'

 

[maxi223]

firts, THANKS

I would not raise my hopes just yet OR
I would not raise my hopes UP just yet.. and why?

 

[2006]

firts, THANKS

I would not raise my hopes just yet. :tick:
and why?
You don't need "up". "raise" means make higher.

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