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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
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Oliver Twist
When I was in secondary school and my final exams came up, one of the courses I had to pass was Literature. We were supposed to read ten books and then draw one question. I ended up choosing Oliver Twist. Could I say that I passed a final exam from Oliver Twist? (meaning the book)
Thank you.
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No. When you say "draw one question", do you mean that there were questions on all ten books, but you only had to answer one of them?
- No.
- When you say "draw one question", do you mean that there were questions on all ten books, but you only had to answer one of them?
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No.
When you say "draw one question", do you mean that there were questions on all ten books, but you only had to answer one of them?
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Ann225Could I say that I passed a final exam from Oliver Twist? (meaning the book)
It's "a final exam on Oliver Twist".
CJ
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