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| equal | afternoon | picture | #869: study | father's | killed | marriage |
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to study (third-person singular simple present studies, present participle studying, simple past and past participle studied)
In American-English the word 'study' may refer to the general concept of studying (i.e. at the university) or to the process known as 'revision' in British-English (i.e. to study for an exam). These two meanings are often conveyed by different words in other languages (cf. 'studieren' and 'lernen' in German).
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