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Tmn111 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Leaving cert

Could you correct it?

I passed English language in the Leaving Cert with a very good mark.

I'm saying about the exam when you finish secondary/high school (before you go to college/university).

Thanks.
  

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Could somebody answer please?
Thanks.
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I think there's silence because few of us are familiar with this term. I've never heard it before.
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Leaving Certificate Exam is an exam that you have to take after high/secondary school in Ireland.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaving_certificate

I just want to know if the structure of the sentence is ok.

"I pass
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Hello,

I'm not familiar with leaving certificates, but if by "leaving certificate" you're referring to a leaving certificate exam, your sentence is fine. Was there something in particular that you were concerned about?

Regards,

Sam
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Yes, I'm referring to "Leaving certificate exam".

I wasn't sure whether I can say:

I passed the English language in [the name of an exam]...
I passed maths in [the name of an exam]... with a very good mark.
etc.
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We don't have an equivalent test here.

I think I would say "the English portion of" or "the math section of."
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