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I got a good news It was the oral test I mentioned last time . I got a good news.Today I finally can check the score.Surprisely,I got an A. It was the best one of all my oral test before. I’m so happy for that. And I still want to improve my oral English and plan to start a new language . I’m interested in Spain,French and Japanese.And I watched a tv show called skam (Norway)last night.The scenery of Norway is really beautiful and the buildings are colorful. Hoping I can have the chance to visit this beautiful country.

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I've got a good news
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I've got some good news
I've got a piece of good news

It was the oral test I mentioned last time . I got a good news. Today I finally can could check the my score. Surprisely Surprisingly, I got an A. It was the best one score/result of all my oral tests before. I’m so happy for that. And I still want to improve my oral English and plan to start learning a new language. I’m interested in Spain Spanish, French and Japanese. And I watched a tv show called Skam (Norway) last night. The scenery of Norway is really beautiful and the buildings are colorful. Hoping Hope I can have the chance to visit this beautiful country.

Note that "a good news" is incorrect because news is uncountable. In blue above are some other ways of writing it. You can also say, "I've got two pieces of good news to tell you."

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