Question

3. Choose the correct variant. ... graduating ... school I'm going to enter... the University. A) Before, of, to B) After, from, - C) After, of, - D) Before, from, E) After, from, to​I think this is E variant. Am I right?

Answer 1

Answer:

Here's B : after graduating from school I'm going to enter the University.

Explanation:

You were almost right, but with the verb "enter" we don't need to put "to". It's just "enter the classroom" or "enter the coffee shop". If the verb "go" was here, we would, without a doubt, put "to" after it.

Answer 2

Actually, the correct variant for the sentence would be:

C) After, from, -

So, the complete sentence would be: "After graduating from school, I'm going to enter the University."

This construction uses "after" to indicate the sequence of events (graduating from school comes before entering the university) and "from" to specify the origin or the source of the action (graduating from where - school).

Hope this helps!