[Grammar] I study English vs I'm studying English

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angelene001

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Which one is correct:
1. I'm a student. I study English at a university.
or
2. I'm a student. I'm studying English at a university.


And:
3. I'm a student at a university in London.
or
4. I'm a student on a university in London.
or
5. I'm a student in a university in London.
 
Which one is correct:
1. I'm a student. I study English at a university.:tick:
or
2. I'm a student. I'm studying English at a university.
:tick:

And:
3. I'm a student at a university in London.:tick:
or
4. I'm a student on a university in London.:cross:
or
5. I'm a student in a university in London. Possible, but not as good as 'at'.

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