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| Reference: American English Reference information: The Associated Press Stylebook Graduate (v.) Graduate is correctly used in the active voice: She graduated from the university. It is correct, but unnecessary, to use the passive voice: He was graduated from the university. Do not, however, drop from: John Adams graduated from Harvard. Not: John Adams graduated Harvard. The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage graduate (v.) A person may graduate from a school or be graduated from it. But never They graduated high school. |
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| Reference: Promotionsordnung der Uni Heidelberg... Reference information: ...auf Englisch: http://tiny.cc/swezu This will help you with the wording! |
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