Well, “I learned law” would be incorrect, both grammatically and structurally. “I studied law” is the correct way to phrase it.
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If you took the time to read, hard I know. I listed wcl as one source, I also said there are other sources, hence Google it yourself.
Zzz
It was the ONLY source you listed.
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I have a degree in law, would be the accurate phrase if you had succeeded in specializing in it.
“ studied law” can be failing to get a degree or even as low as “ I watched YouTube videos on law”
People can study different subjects in school without specializing in that particular field.
For example, people can study Psychology, yet still study law as the two are often intertwined.
Correct, I typed one source. Then I said Google it.
It’s not my job to provide forum peasants proof while they drink soy milk and pet battle
That’s not a source.
You failed to provide an actual source after being told that WCL is not a sufficient source.
Yep
But it means nothing.
A person can take and pass calculus and not know how to do it
I said Google it before you said anything.
You adorable little soy elf
You may wanna check that again, real quick.
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You may want to remember I don’t care
Stay sad little bad
Lol, I’m glad you can see you’re wrong.
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Never said I was
You didn’t provide any proof, how can I be wrong?
Deflecting a conversation is often a product of a child knowing they’re wrong, but doesn’t want to completely admit it.
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I’m just giving you the same effort your giving me
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Seems I DID respond before you said “Google it.”
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Congratulations. You took the effort to post what I could of easily found myself by looking.
Now go Google it.
You accused me of not doing something.
I provided evidence or proof that I did. See how that works?
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I feel like you fail to realize what I made you do.
That’s irony
If I’m accused of something that I can easily prove wrong, I do it.
I think you need to learn the definition of irony.
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