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Sb70012 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

I will take an exam / I will give an exam

Hello,
Context:
a. suppose that I am a teacher and want to say this sentence to the students.
b. suppose that I am a student and want to say this sentence to my friends.

1. Tomorrow, I will take you exams/an exam.
2. Tomorrow, I will give you an exam/exams.
3. Tomorrow, I will take you a quiz/quizzes.
4. Tomorrow, I will give you a quiz/quizzes.
5. Tomorrow, I will take you a test/tests.
6. Tomorrow, I will give you tests.

You see my confusion? I don't know which one is ok to be used in which context. I have problems with the word orders.
What's your opinion about my self made examples? If you were me, how would you say it in the two contexts?

Thank you
  

Top answer

The teacher gives you an exam (or test or quiz). The students take an exam or, more commonly, have an exam.. A student could say to another student - Tomorrow I will have an exam.

— Clive

  • The teacher gives you an exam (or test or quiz).
  • The students take an exam or, more commonly, have an exam..
  • A student could say to another student - Tomorrow I will have an exam.
  • Clive
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The teacher gives you an exam (or test or quiz).
The students take an exam or, more commonly, have an exam..

A student could say to another student -
Tomorrow I will have an exam.

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