I went to nursery through third year at Grange Primary and forth year through ninth year at Anadarko Boarding School. Then, I transferred here.
I had studied in Grange Primary from nursery to year 3. Then, I studied year 4 to year 6 in Anadarko Boarding School. Then, I move here.
Nursery is used as a Kindergarten in BrE and we generally use "transfer" when you move to a new school right? or we can use both?
He is eaten by cat.
"He has got eaten by a cat", "He's got eaten by a cat", "He has eaten by a cat"?
mosja I went to nursery through third year at Grange Primary and forth year through ninth year at Anadarko Boarding School. Then, I transferred here.
The yellow parts are a feature of American English.
mosja and we generally use "transfer" when you move to a new school right?
Not in British English. Move is normally used.
How would you say in BrE?
I went to nursery to third year at Grange Primary and forth year to ninth year at Anadarko Boarding School. Then, I moved here.
mosja If your friend asks you about where you've studied for the rest of your life.
The yellow part does not fit. It is what people say when they talk life in the future. It would be better to replace it with a reference to the past, like in the past. You could instead change this to if your friend asks you about where you used to study. Choose one of the underlined parts.
This is from the German language and was adopted by Americans.
This is used in British English. Nurseries can share a location with primary schools but, some are separate. They vary.
This needs a bit of time to be understood. It would be better as I went to Grange Primary from nursery to year 3.
mosja and forth year to ninth year at Anadarko Boarding School.
and Anadarko Boarding School from year 4 to year 9.
mosja Then, I moved here.