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Jun 5, 2010 · So, you have the following options: 1. You've got an acceptance (letter) from Harvard/Cambridge/etc. 2. You've got an acceptance (letter) from Harvard's Graduate School. 3. You've got an acceptance (letter) to Harvard's Education program to work on your MA. 4. You've got an acceptance (letter) from Harvard's MA in Education program.
Feb 18, 2013 · Feb 18, 2013. #5. Hello mangjiao. I think "in" is more relates to a method or a mean, while "of" represents the content of one accepts. I agree that "of" introduces the content of what one accepts. I am not sure about 'in'. I think it is more likely to refer to a place or a group that accepts you, but I would need a sample sentence to be sure.
May 23, 2007 · acceptance by / from. Thread starter laydiC; Start date May 23, 2007; laydiC Senior Member ...
Aug 11, 2015 · Given that one has accepted the offer, can I say "A e mail account was created upon your acceptance of offer" Or I should say "after you accepted the offer"
Jan 13, 2014 · Chinese. Jan 13, 2014. #8. DonnyB said: This is why we asked you what the letter said! An "acceptance letter" accepts your application and offers you a place. An "admission letter", depending on the University's admission procedure, would probably describe what you needed to do in order to enrol and register as a student in readiness for ...
Nov 11, 2019 · The WR Dictionary says: Linguistics the usual or accepted meaning of a word, phrase, etc. favorable regard; approval. belief; acceptance as true or valid. n. the accepted meaning, as of a word, phrase, etc. As entangledbank says, this is rare and only used in specific specialised contexts.
Sep 23, 2013 · d1. risk acceptance informed decision to take a particular risk. d2. risk retention acceptance of the potential benefit of gain, or burden of loss, from a particular risk. Their definition words are entirely different but I can’t see any essential or substantial difference between d1 and d2.
May 3, 2009 · 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.
May 27, 2009 · IdF. French (lower Normandy) Dec 15, 2012. #6. En France, envoie-t-on vraiment une lettre aux étudiants qui sont acceptés à la fac ? Peut-être dans les écoles, mais je n'ai pas souvenir d'un nom spécifique. "lettre d'acceptation" est peut-être correct, mais je ne sais, je n'ai pas l'impression que ce soit idiomatique (je n'imagine pas ...
Jun 2, 2015 · Jun 2, 2015. #6. The complete sentence is: Please confirm your acceptance of this offer in writing. This is not a sentence you would be likely to see when purchasing things online; I would expect this to refer to, among other things, a job offer. For example, you have been offered a job, you have accepted the offer orally, but now.
