Is this sentence grammatically correct? Updated. How about this new sentence? Thanks guys.

[j@cko]

To continue my high school study.

Update.

How about this. I wish to continue to pursue my academic endeavors.

 

[dafatha00]

Well, first of all, its a run-on sentence, and secondly, you would say "To continue my high school studies"

 

[Keribeth]

How about To pursue my academic endeavors.

 

[kbm5]

<< To continue my high school study. >>



Uh... no. There's no subject or verb.

 

How is that a runon?

 

[Tauren]

It is an incomplete sentence, so no it is not grammatically correct. <---That is though!! 😀

 

[TheGameIs21]

What context are we talking here?

 

[j@cko]

Give a reason to extend my stay in Canada.

 

[piku]

In a conversation, saying &quot;To continue my high school studies&quot; is fine I would presume. However if this is a written response I think you could fill that out a bit better 🙂

 

[j@cko]

How about this. I wish to continue to pursue my academic endeavors.

 

[Tauren]

&quot;I wish to continue my academic endeavors at (name of school) here in Canada.&quot;

 

[Keribeth]

how about...I would like the opportunity to pursue my academic endeavors. It flows a little better. 🙂

Tauren's is good too.

 

[PG]

No, it's a prepositional phrase.

http://papyr.com/hypertextbooks/engl_126/ph_prep.htm

But I have seen many, many people who write that way.

 

[bigrash]

How about:

I wish to continue my pursuuit of academic endeavors.