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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Exam, exams, examination

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Which of those nouns mentioned above is plural and which one singular? Though I've already consulted a dictionary, I have to admit I am not any clearer.

Could you please provide me with some illustrative examples with the usage of each noun? It would be also great to offer an explanation to each word, I would appreciate it.Emotion: smile

Thanks in advance.
  

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exam exams examination examimations Which of those nouns mentioned above is plural the ones with an s and which one singular the ones without ? Though I 've already consulted a dictionary, I have to admit I am not any clearer. Could you please provide me with some illustrative examples with the usage of each noun?

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  • exam exams examination examimations Which of those nouns mentioned above is plural the ones with an s and which one singular the ones without ?
  • Though I 've already consulted a dictionary, I have to admit I am not any clearer.
  • Could you please provide me with some illustrative examples with the usage of each noun?
  • You can find that in this dictionary.
  • s=t
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exam
exams
examination
examimations

Which of those nouns mentioned above is plural the ones with an s and which one singular the ones without ?

Though I 've already consulted a dictionary, I have to admit I am not any clearer.

Could you please provide me with some illustrative ex
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So what is the difference between "exam" and "exams"? Is it so simple that it would mean "an exam = one exams", "exams = more exams than one"?

Then we write: "exams are" and "an exam is", right? And the same goes for examination and examinations with only the difference in formality?
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MaroldSo what is the difference between "exam" and "exams"? Is it so simple that it would mean "an exam = one exam", "exams = more exams than one"? yes, of course

Then we write: "exams are" and "an exam is", right? yes And the same goes for examination and examinations with only the difference in formality? Yes, and you will rarely hear t
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Thank you very much! You managed to make me finally clear about this all!
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