The nature of the course

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The nature of the course put off many children from taking part in the trial.

The nature of the course is skills based, no other department works in the same way.

As HarvardX project lead April Opoliner explains, the nature of the course is unique to Harvard.

Groups vary in size from ten people through to 100 depending on the nature of the course.

Over the years, however, the nature of the course, which was designed by Alister MacKenzie, a fellow Yorkshireman, has changed.

The reason that balance is so crucial to success in the Derby is the nature of the course.

Paul Grainger, co-director of the Centre for Post-14 Research and Innovation at University College London and the Institute of Education, says: "BTec students have better self-motivation because that's the nature of the courses.

The significance in idea generation can be explained by looking to the nature of the courses.

The nature of the courses she did over the last two years were modular, and she has just received the marks for the last module giving her an overall mark for all the modules.

Colleges and universities generally admit students based on their academic achievements and potential, as reflected in their standardized test scores, their high school GPAs, and the nature of the courses they took in high school.

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