"It was a great experience that I could actually learn about international trade."
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
is grammatically correct ?
i always have troubles with the articles althoulgt I have spent many time to study how to use it correctly.I want to have some advice about how to study articles efficiently
Its a bit off.
try this:
"It was a great experience[,] [one where] I could actually learn about international trade."
try this:
"It was a great experience[,] [one where] I could actually learn about international trade."
It makes sense and it's acceptable. It means that learning about international trade was a great experience. International trade is the subject.
You could also say:
"It was a great experience in which I could actually learn about international trade."
In this form the great experience is the subject.
You could also say:
"It was a great experience in which I could actually learn about international trade."
In this form the great experience is the subject.
Ok...to be pompously and insufferably pedantic you could have titled this thread: "Is this grammatically correct?"
"Is grammatically correct?" is a wee bit like saying "Me no speak English".
"Is grammatically correct?" is a wee bit like saying "Me no speak English".
i think something is off with the sentence.
for me, to say "it was a great experience that I could actually learn about international trade" means that there is this fact:
- "i could actually learn about international trade",
and that this fact is a great experience, which, i say, doesn't make sense. it's like saying an object "blossom", or an event "blossom blooms" is a great experience. i mean it is more like a fact, a phenomenon perhaps, but not an experience. anyway, i think it'd make more sense if it's something like:
- "it was a great experience for me to actually learn about international trade", or simply
- "it was great that I could actually learning about international trade".
for me, to say "it was a great experience that I could actually learn about international trade" means that there is this fact:
- "i could actually learn about international trade",
and that this fact is a great experience, which, i say, doesn't make sense. it's like saying an object "blossom", or an event "blossom blooms" is a great experience. i mean it is more like a fact, a phenomenon perhaps, but not an experience. anyway, i think it'd make more sense if it's something like:
- "it was a great experience for me to actually learn about international trade", or simply
- "it was great that I could actually learning about international trade".
the last example should read
"it was great that i could actually learn about international trade".
"it was great that i could actually learn about international trade".
What about:
"I was a great experience learning about international trade."?
It's shorter.You used too many words.
"I was a great experience learning about international trade."?
It's shorter.You used too many words.