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It's all about education: your university problems solved

Worried about changing your course or being marked too harshly? Here are some helpful pointers

 

Will this get me a job? Not just a job, but a decent career?

Kester Ratcliffe, Bristol

You don't say what course you are studying, but it doesn't sound as if it's vocational. So the only straight answer is: "No, your degree won't ensure you have a decent career", as there are no longer any guarantees in the job market. […]

 

How easy will it be for me to change my course if it doesn't meet expectations?

Michael Higgs

If you want to change course, it's better to do so sooner rather than later: miss too much of your new subject and you will be asked to start again the following year – which has cost implications. Also remember that popular courses tend to be fully subscribed. If you can find a place, an admissions tutor will want you to explain why you're not going to bail out of this course like you did the first one. So you're going to have to sell yourself hard.

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The verb tense used in the questions of the text is:

A- simple present.

B- present progressive.

C- simple future.

D- past progressive.

Answer 1

The verb tense used in the questions of the text is:

D) Past progressive.

Answer 2

Resposta: C) simple future

Explicação: