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Is it advantageous for as a student to be good in using the English language?
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∙ 11y ago
Of course. If you are studying in English then you need to be good at English.
By the way your question should be:
Is it advantageous for a student to be good...................
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Is it advantageous as a student to be ................................
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∙ 11y ago
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alot
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by using it correctly.
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Some student knows a lot of grandiloquent language.
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The contract was settled on terms that were advantageous to our company. The sawmill was relocated to a more advantageous location near the river.
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