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Bookmark or Share- study on or study of - WordReference ForumsA study is a study is a study whether I'm in my attic garret studying the possibility of life on other planets or whether Dr. Appelayya's medical establishment is studying heart disease factors. gaer Senior Member
- If I had studied hard, I would <pass> <have passed> the exam.My explanation: I didn’t study hard nor pass the exam. It is a past event so I may have taken the exam again and passed it now. The exam in the sentence refers to my first attempt of the exam. Mixed conditional: e.g. If I had studied hard, I would pass the exam. My explanation: I didn’t study hard and I didn’t pass the exam.
- in high school / at high school | WordReference ForumsI study economics at the University of X. You would not say "I study at high school / university". I work in [placename]. I work in Mérida / the financial district / a big building / the bank. I work at [company name]. I work at Telefónica / Renfe / Banco X.
- study 'at /in' school | WordReference ForumsThe sentence is part of a small text in which I should find a certain number of mistakes. As I have found all other mistakes, I thought that in the sentence I quoted I should use "in" instead of "at" (as it is in the text), since the school is not specified/defined (ex: I studied at St. Patrick school).
- To study" or "for studying" - WordReference Forums"A new researcher came to study the disease" is correct and natural. "A new researcher came for the purpose of studying/in order to study the disease" would be ok but very clumsy and long. "A new researcher came for studying the disease" is incorrect and sounds very strange.
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