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Dean Pope

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spartanhusker said:
... graduate college or graduate FROM college???
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Graduated from college sounds better to me. Graduate is a verb and needs "from" in between.

Now, if you are from NW Missouri hill country, either is acceptable although it is pronounced "Grad-E-ated college",
 
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King Kong

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Dean Pope said:
Graduated from college sounds better to me. Graduate is a verb and needs "from" in between.

Now, if you are from NW Missouri hill country, either is acceptable although it is pronounced "Grad-E-ated college",
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It's used as an adverb.
 
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Someone once told me that if you moved the Iowa-Missouri border south a ways, the IQ of both states would increase.
 
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Sinomatic

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otismotis08 said:
Someone once told me that if you moved the Iowa-Missouri border south a ways, the IQ of both states would increase.
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I thought that might be true too, but after interacting with Iowans on here I would have to say its a push.
 
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