What is the difference in saying: I take an exam, I do an exam, I make an exam.
I can't tell the difference very well so which is the best way to say it?
I think they have different meanings but I'm sure....
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What is the difference in saying: I take an exam, I do an exam, I make an exam.
I can't tell the difference very well so which is the best way to say it?
I think they have different meanings but I'm sure....
I take an exam today is fine, as is " I do an exam today" but " I make an exam " is not good English. You can only "make an exam" if you intend to actually make up the questions yourself, and then it is more common to say, "you have set an exam".
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I think the first one is the native way to express you'll have an exam
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