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Which is correct graduate or graduated?
“I graduated from college” is the most accepted use of graduate in this context. You can also say “I graduated college” or “I was graduated from college.” Both are frequently used, but to some people they are considered incorrect.
How do you say finally graduated?
“I am finally a graduate” and “I am finally graduating” are correct. “I am finally graduated” means that at last you are marked with or divided into degrees, or you are calibrated. I have finally graduated!
Is I am graduated correct?
It depends on what you want to say but, “I graduated” is grammatically correct. If you were going to use the other term it would have to be, “I am graduating”; to make it present tense. I graduated or I have graduated. Once you are a graduate the graduation is in the past.
How do you say I’m graduate?
The correct phrase is “I was graduated,” or “I have been graduated” because it is the school that graduates you – you do not perform the action of graduating.
How do you use the word graduated?
Verb He graduated from the university last June. They both graduated with honors. She graduated with a degree in history. He joined the navy after graduating from high school.
Is graduated high school grammatically correct?
The Old Way: ‘Was Graduated From’ In the late 1800s, conventional wisdom said that a school did the act of graduating students, so the proper way to use “graduated” was to say that Johnny was graduated from high school. The current standard usage is to say someone graduated FROM high school.
What do you caption a graduation picture?
Sweet Graduation Captions
- How lucky I am to have something, that makes saying goodbye so hard.
- Don’t cry because it’s over.
- The best feeling in the world is knowing your parents are smiling because of you.
- Behind you, all your memories.
- May we continue to do amazing things in life.
- You’ve sacrificed a lot for my future.
Have graduated or had graduated?
(2) Before I took up this job, I had graduated from Harvard = here, graduating is seen as an activity performed in the remote past, and you use the Past Perfect (had + the past from of the verb)This is wrong.
How do you use graduated in a sentence?
(1) The university graduated 500 students last year. (2) She graduated from an American college. (4) He graduated from Taipei University. (5) She graduated from Cambridge with a degree in law.