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What is correct Sat Jun 26, 2004 17:32 pm  What is correct		  
Embarassed I don't know what is correct:
..To pass examination.. ...To take examination...
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Take an exam and pass an exam Sat Jun 26, 2004 17:47 pm  Take an exam and pass an exam		  
Hi Izya,

First you take the exam and when you are successful you pass it. Or maybe, you take the exam and you fail which means you don't pass it. Hope this makes sense and good luck with your exam Smile
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Take an exam and pass an exam Sat Jun 26, 2004 17:51 pm  Take an exam and pass an exam		  
Torsten wrote:
Hi Izya,

First you take the exam and when you are successful you pass it. Or maybe, you take the exam and you fail which means you don't pass it. Hope this makes sense and good luck with your exam Smile

Thank you . Examination is the terrible thing. I am afraid of examinations.
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