Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Course"

A: A summary of what you will study.
Generally a few words about each topic the course will study.

A: it could mean your experience or like your side of the story

A: I think this means that the material in the course will be focused on the students and their learning.

A: you are almost done finishing the course

A: "I'm finishing the course" Can mean a few things. It can mean you're about to finish a course as in school work. it can also mean you're near the end of a racecourse, or a golf course.

Hopefully this makes sense. please feel free to ask questions if you have any

A: Over the course of his career, the player set many records in his sport and received numerous awards.

A: never really came across the expression "in course of" before, but for the other one: "in the course of traveling around the world, I've learned a great deal about many other cultures"

A: Things will get better in due course.
The flowers will bloom in due course.
We will announce our plan in due course.
He will reply in due course to your email.
The rules have been changed and the affected parties will be notified in due course.

A: -- Would you like a piece of this exquisite chocolate cake?
-- Why, of course!

The expression is much stronger than "yes" and indicates that the speaker is excited to do something that somebody else suggested. The word "why" makes the expression even more emphatic. You can also say "Why, yes!" (less strong).

I hope this helps you!

A: "While" is a commonly used word , while "over the course of" adds a dramatic effect to the story.

A: The phrases could be used interchangeably, though in due course is typically used in a more formal or serious setting.

"They will be convicted of their crimes in due course."

"I'll tell her I'm moving when the time comes."

A: a course is like a class, that you take for maybe 4 months.


In America, the curriculum is like, the whole program, all of the classes/courses you take when pursuing a degree.. The computer science curriculum, all the classes you take to get your degree.


https://www.thefreedictionary.com/curriculum
"2. A group of related courses, often in a special field of study: the engineering curriculum."

A: of course means that ur saying 100% yes to something and sure means that ur not completely saying yes but you r

A: of course" shows agreement.. "sure" means for certain. But if used as an answer to someone who is asking permision "of course" and "sure" both means "yes."

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A: Apply for the course.
eligible は申請できるかどうか。
I am applying for all eligible courses.
I wasn't eligible for that course.
Am I eligible to apply for this course?

A: First sentence: What courses are there in your contemporary art school?

Second sentence: No corrections needed

Third sentence: Sometimes, I like to draw animate (anime?) style characters on paper and on a laptop.

Besides a few mistakes, these look good to me.

A: you mention that the seafood is excellent. Is the package including a free late-night ramen stand inside the hotel also a good thing? If so, you can use ‘adding connectives’ to emphasise that this feature is also good too. Some examples are: moreover, also, in addition.

If it’s a bad thing, then use a ‘contrasting connective’. Examples are: although, however, besides.

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I get the impression that the free ramen stand is a positive thing (in addition to the seafood the hotel already offers) if you use an adding connective when describing it.

I get the impression that the free ramen stand is a bad thing if you use a contrasting connective.

Hope this made sense :)

A: Buy it if you think it tasted good after trying it
Or
Try it, and if you think it tastes good then buy it

A: I would prefer saying "it's important to eat healthy, but it's not easy to do so"

A: credit can mean multiple things but here it means acknowledgment or praise for doing something~

A: Of course, I'd want to receive financial assistance if I ran a tourist agency, but it would be impossible because the Japanese government has a lot of debt, so I'm afraid that they might bankrupt if they fulfill financial assistance too much.

A: × All the courses are personalized for the need of every single individual
✓ All the courses are personalized to the need of each individual.

A: × Of course I feel so bad for deceased because of atomic bomb.
✓ Naturally, I feel so bad for the deceased because of the atomic bomb.

× I think the Japanese government in that time is all its fault.
✓ I believe the Japanese government at that time erred in every way.

× It made many people pass away.
✓ Due to which, many individuals perished.