I'm going to pass a test and I need your help.

Posted by blue sky on September 30, 2012

Hi friends, I'm going to pass an English test next week, it is based mainly on grammar, but I have some difficulties in the use of modals, tenses and prepositions, would you please give me a hand.Thank you in advance.

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  • Tanya October 1, 2012 13:10

    Dear Foufa!You can get a lot of useful information about modals and tenses in my discussion "What do you want to know about English Grammar". I have also explained how to use some prepositions in the discussion "Prepositions". Also, I am attaching a few files about prepositions. The PDF file was downloaded from EC. It was available some time ago. If you have some particular questions, feel free asking. 

    prepositions.doc

    Prepositions-List.pdf

  • blue sky September 30, 2012 20:20

    Thanks Dear Amina..

  • amina September 30, 2012 19:05

    Pleased to meet you Foufa!

    You've done just a small mistake.

    You've to know that is a difference between "passing an exam or" a test" and taking an exam"

    To pass an exam,means that you get it.


    Before you get the exam,you've to take it at first,isn't it?

    So, the correct sentence should be : I'm going to take an English test...

    If you take your test and you do  it well, you'll cerainly pass it.Is it clear now?

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