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If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something.
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If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something.
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Hi, If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something. No. There are usually many tests while you are studying a subject.
- Hi, If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something.
- No.
- There are usually many tests while you are studying a subject.
- Usually, there are also home assignments and a final exam.
- All of these are considered when the teacher decides if you have passed or failed.
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Hi,
If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something.
No. There are usually many tests while you are studying a subject. Usually, there are also home assignments and a final exam. All of these are conside
If someone fails a test in a given subject at school, says, maths, is it OK then to say that he/she won't get a credit for this subject, meaning that he/she will fail and won't get to another grade or something.
No. There are usually many tests while you are studying a subject. Usually, there are also home assignments and a final exam. All of these are conside
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Clive
No. There are usually many tests while you are studying a subject. Usually, there are also home assignments and a final exam. All of these are considered when the teacher decides if you have passed or failed. If you pass, you get a credit.
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Let's say, it's a final test, the most important one and then if I f
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Hi,
Let's say, it's a final test, the most important one and then if I fail it, I won't get a credit.
Sounds more like an exam to me.
Is it correct to say: I didn't get a credit in maths? Fine.
Which preposition should I use?
Clive
Let's say, it's a final test, the most important one and then if I fail it, I won't get a credit.
Sounds more like an exam to me.
Is it correct to say: I didn't get a credit in maths? Fine.
Which preposition should I use?
Clive
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