This is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that someone should do something or learn something. For example, "If you want to ace your exams, I suggest you do a bit of extra reading outside of class."
Click on the heading to do a subject search on this heading.
"Two years is a long time to do a subject, so it's important that you have the drive and passion to succeed".
He was not sure how to begin, so I showed him the various databases we provide, taught him how to do a subject search for his material, and then gave him the format in which to cite his articles.
Foreign Affairs has a fascinating piece on rape reporting during wars and why the numbers don't mean what what you think they do, a subject we have also covered this year.
I was 17, I'd just sat my highers and I'd scraped a C for economics – just passed economics – and I thought, "Why the hell am I going to university to do a subject I'm really not that interested in and obviously not that good at?
Don't pick to do a subject just because you came top of the class this year.
"My degree was in chemistry and I had spent three years of my life doing a subject I loved.
Only if it passes its findings to prosecutors — which has not happened with Mr. Manafort — does a subject of its inquiry become part of a criminal case.
Still, it feels instinctively wrong that society's need for care workers is being resolved only by poor kids doing a subject the wealthy have eschewed.
Most subjects had pre-drug nicotine levels range from 0 to 3 ng/ml, and in only two sessions did a subject's pre-drug nicotine levels turn out to be > 9 mg/ml.
Try doing a subject search in ARTstor or LUNA for one of these topics, or click on the links below to see search results from our collection.
