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Jason_steven Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
The difference between 'writing test' and 'written test'?
I googled 'writing test' and 'written test'.These two phrases appeared in search results.
But I don't know the difference between them yet.
Any help would be appreciated.
But I don't know the difference between them yet.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi Jason, A "writing" test is about writing. It tests your ability to write. A "written" test c an be on any subject but you write down your answers.
- Hi Jason, A "writing" test is about writing.
- It tests your ability to write.
- A "written" test c an be on any subject but you write down your answers.
- It would be in contrast to an "oral exam" in which people ask you questions verbally and you answer out loud.
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Hi Jason,
A "writing" test is about writing. It tests your ability to write.
A "written" test can be on any subject but you write down your answers. It would be in contrast to an "oral exam" in which people ask you questions verbally and you answer out loud.
A "writing" test is about writing. It tests your ability to write.
A "written" test can be on any subject but you write down your answers. It would be in contrast to an "oral exam" in which people ask you questions verbally and you answer out loud.
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