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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Fail on?/ I didn't do well on my exam? / not successful?
1. I fail on my exam. <=> I pass on my exam.
2. I was not successful on my exam. <=> I was successful on my exam.
3. I didn't do well on my exam. <=> I did well on my exam.
4. I got poor score on my exam. <=> I got high(good?) score on my exam.
5. I messed up my exam <=> ?
I made these 5 sentences with their counterparts.
Do they sound OK?
2. I was not successful on my exam. <=> I was successful on my exam.
3. I didn't do well on my exam. <=> I did well on my exam.
4. I got poor score on my exam. <=> I got high(good?) score on my exam.
5. I messed up my exam <=> ?
I made these 5 sentences with their counterparts.
Do they sound OK?
Top answer
1. I failed my exam. <=> I passes my exam.
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- I failed my exam.
- <=> I passes my exam.
- 2.
- I was not successful in passing my exam.
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1. I failed my exam. <=> I passes my exam.
2. I was not successful in passing my exam. <=> I was successful in passing my exam.
3. I didn't do well on my exam. <=> I did well on my exam.
4. I received a poor score on my exam. <=> I received a high(good?) score on my exam. (Either one is acceptable.}
5. I messed up my exam <=> ? (Thi
2. I was not successful in passing my exam. <=> I was successful in passing my exam.
3. I didn't do well on my exam. <=> I did well on my exam.
4. I received a poor score on my exam. <=> I received a high(good?) score on my exam. (Either one is acceptable.}
5. I messed up my exam <=> ? (Thi
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