How do you say to pass an exam?

How do you say to pass an exam?

For example, here are some other ways to describe success or failure in an exam:

1. I attempted the exam.
2. I flunked the exam.
3. I completed the exam.
4. I passed the exam.

What does passing an exam mean?

to pass the exam means to succeed in the exam and get a mark that's above the average.

Can we get passed or past?

Past is the correct form of the verb. Although, in american and international english, people don't use the 'get' form. Can just say 'May I pass? '

Have passed or are passed?

The word "passed" is the past tense of the verb "to pass", e.g., "I pass" (present tense), "I passed," and "I have passed" (both past tense), and "I will pass" (future tense).

What's the difference between to take an exam and to pass an exam?

-- "Take an exam" means to answer the questions on the exam and turn in your answers. -- "Pass an exam" presumes that you take the exam, but additionally you achieve a passing score on the exam.

Do you give or take an exam?

When you say that you are "taking" an exam, it means that you are going to be writing one. In other words, you are going to be a candidate, an examinee. When you say that you are going to be "giving" an exam, it means that you are going to give someone else an exam; you are the examiner.

Do you walk past or passed?

Passed is the past tense form of the verb “to pass”. In your first sentence, “past” is modifying “walked” and functions as an adverb, not a verb. In the second sentence, “passed” is the verb, so it's correct.

Is it past or passed your bedtime?

It is past your bedtime. You have passed your bedtime.

Do an exam take an exam?

Senior Member. "To take an exam" is the standard expression. You never "do" or "make" a specific exam. "I have an exam tomorrow" is just a way of saying it's on your schedule.

How do you say pass an exam in French?

PASSER UN EXAMEN / TO PASS AN EXAM.

When to say'i hope you pass the exam'?

• Either someone passes the exam, or they don't, so we don't usually say, "I hope you pass it well.". However, in the context of test-taking, the verb do talks about how well someone does, so we can say, "I hope you do well on the exam.".

How to say Congrats on passing your final exams?

• Congratulations, my dear, and all the best wishes for college.” 09 “Lainey, honey, you have made your grandpa and I very proud by passing your final exams. Congratulations, honey!” 10 “Dear John, your high grades on your final exams have made me very happy. I always knew you could do it, and you proved me right.

What does it mean to wish someone a good exam?

• Hope you ace your exam! By the way, ace is a verb that means (according to CDO) "to do very well in an exam," so that's another verb you could use. You brought something up that is very important to me.

How to say good luck in an exam?

• Hope you ace your exam! By the way, ace is a verb that means (according to CDO) "to do very well in an exam," so that's another verb you could use. I actually wouldn't say any of those. I'd probably say: Good luck! Good luck with the exam! I hope you do well on the exam!