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Sep 28, 2007 · This seems to be one of those cases when any one of several prepositions (at, in, into, by) are all good. In AE, you could say, " She was accepted into college,' (no article in front of 'college') but you could not say " She was accepted into university." With 'university' you need either the article or the proper name.
Apr 27, 2011 · Apr 27, 2011. #2. The correct answer is (b). The second answer does not mean that the objection isn't accepted anymore. It just means that the objection was accepted yesterday, or five minutes ago, or last year, etc. The answer could only be (a) if the context were an objection that was brought up on a regular basis, or an explanation of a ...
Oct 12, 2010 · 1) card is not accepted by atm. 2) card is not accepted to atm. The correct preposition here is by. Those are not actually complete sentences. The full correct sentence would be: The card is not accepted by the ATM. Or: The ATM does not accept the card. ATM is spelled with capital letters, because it's an abbreviation (for "automated teller ...
May 3, 2009 · English-Canada. May 3, 2009. #2. In my experience, the two are used interchangeably-it would not be a mistake to say either. However, "He got accepted to..." might be more common? Perhaps the use of "to" in this case is a shortening of "into". J.
British English. Apr 13, 2018. #2. I'd say at for a university. He hasn't got very good A Levels, so he can't be accepted at this university. Cf. He's studying law at university. I'd say into for an organisation or a group of like-minded people. He was accepted into the Catholic Church.
May 2, 2008 · B1: She's accepting his proposal of marriage. B2: She's apologising for not accepting his proposal of marriage. It's just that if you use them in the continuous tenses, they stop being 'performative'. If you say "I apologise" then you are performing the act of apologising. If you say "I am apologising", you are describing what you are saying ...
Apr 9, 2015 · English - Oz. Apr 9, 2015. #2. I would use accepted before a noun: He accepted the invitation. Agree goes well before an infinitive or a prepositional phrase: She agreed to do it/ She agreed with him. He accepted to do it may not be entirely incorrect but to my ears it is clumsy. Last edited: Apr 9, 2015.
Apr 25, 2024 · Here are the steps: 1. Open the calendar in Outlook and select the event you want to view the attendees for. 2. Click on the "Tracking" button in the ribbon at the top of the screen. 3. The "Meeting Response" window will appear, showing you a list of all the attendees and their response status (Accepted, Declined, Tentative, or No Response). 4 ...
Sep 20, 2008 · Sep 21, 2008. #4. On is the preposition most usually (possibly invariably) used with course indicating that one is doing a course of study: I am on the German course. On to a course accordingly indicates that one is beginning a course of study. Other expressions in which on does not refer to physical location, but to occupation, include She's ...
Jun 18, 2023 · To change this setting and keep your meeting requests: Click the File tab, then Options, and then select Mail. Under the Send messages heading, make sure the Delete meeting requests and notifications from Inbox after responding checkbox is not selected. Click the OK button to close the dialog box. TM.
