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Sasha Yudaev Posted 12 years ago
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English
How to form the following sentence better?
"He only passed the test well after his third effort" mostly referring to "third effort/time"
"He only passed the test well after his third effort" mostly referring to "third effort/time"
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You might say this as one of the following: He had to take the test three times before he passed. He finally passed the test on his third try. It took him three attempts to pass the test.
- You might say this as one of the following: He had to take the test three times before he passed.
- He finally passed the test on his third try.
- It took him three attempts to pass the test.
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You might say this as one of the following:
He had to take the test three times before he passed.
He finally passed the test on his third try.
It took him three attempts to pass the test.
He had to take the test three times before he passed.
He finally passed the test on his third try.
It took him three attempts to pass the test.
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