Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Colleage"

A: They are the same as they are synonyms though the colleage is spelt wrong, it is spelt as colleague

A: A university includes a graduate school, while a college only offers undergraduate degrees. However, many people use them interchangeably.

A: colleague is co-worker

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A: × A former colleage recorded me saying bad things about my former boss and the owner of the hotel where I worked.
✓ A former colleague recorded me saying bad things about my former boss and the owner of the hotel where I worked.

× That former colleage was a bastard.
✓ He/she/they was(were) a bastard.

That first sentence is pretty long/complicated and a bit hard to follow, but in a way that a native speaker would write.

repeating "That former Colleague" is fine, but makes it sound either formal (like in a courtroom), or like you're trying to sound overly formal as a joke. If that's what you were trying to do, then you did a good job and can ignore my edit.

A: Excuse me. Not a question of language.
I would like to ask the English speaking country where the colleage tuition is relatively easy-going.
Also, I wonder if the current site of college is available for tuition.

Tuition in the U. S. is quite expensive, especially for "out-of-state" residents.
Community or 2-year colleges are more reasonably priced... this is where you can take your "general education" classes.

There is a complete search site for 4-year colleges that includes tuition here: https://bigfuture.college board.org
You probably need to create a login to use it, but everyone uses it, it's legit.

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