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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Register?enrol exam / event
What are the correct(natural) verb use in this situation.
The British Council holds an IELTS exam regularly. The fee to take the exam is about $300. (enrollment?)
To take the exam, you need the visit the website(or a real reception area) and fill in your personal information, and finally pay the fee.
In this situation:
do you say, 'I will enrol/register the exam tomorrow?' or what?
The British Council holds an IELTS exam regularly. The fee to take the exam is about $300. (enrollment?)
To take the exam, you need the visit the website(or a real reception area) and fill in your personal information, and finally pay the fee.
In this situation:
do you say, 'I will enrol/register the exam tomorrow?' or what?
Top answer
Hi, I'd say 'I will register fo r the exam tomorrow'. Clive
- Hi, I'd say 'I will register fo r the exam tomorrow'.
- Clive
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Thank you Clive.
Do you not use 'apply?' I'll apply for the exam tomorror.
Is apply only for a job?
Do you not use 'apply?' I'll apply for the exam tomorror.
Is apply only for a job?
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Hi,
'Apply' is more for situations in which you may or may not be accepted.
Clive
'Apply' is more for situations in which you may or may not be accepted.
Clive
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