Are these phrases okay?
You have to win a game, win a race, pass the exam etc.
a must game to win
a must exam to pass
a must test to pass , They're ok?
or how would you fill them?
a ....... game to win, a ........ exam to pass etc.
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Answers · 4
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They are wrong
I must play to win
I must pass an exam
I must pass a test.
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a race must be won, lost or tied
a game must be won, tied(a draw)
an exam must be passed or failed
a test must be passed, failed or inconclusive(medical)
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"to win" and "to pass" literally are Adj here to modify the Nouns, you still want to find another Adj that Precedes Nouns, personally I think it would look redundant, why don't you try these?
A game we have to win
A game we must win
A must-win game (as Mia suggested)
A have-to-win game
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A must-win game.
A must-pass test.
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