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  • Corrected

    It was a hard day.

    Today, I took an exam for my job. It's very important for me because, if I pass this exam, I will be a better ranked (or, 'I will have a higher ranking'). So, I woke up early this morning and, after a quick breakfast, I drove to another city to take the exam.
    It was difficult but not impossible. This exam had two parts; one in the morning and another one in the afternoon. I think I did well but not perfect.
    After that, I went back at home and I bought a big cake because of my efforts for this exam. It was yummy, and after eating the cake, I wasn't hungry anymore.

    Thank you for you corrections my friends.


    Great job, Sébastien! I'm an English teacher, so feel free to message me if you need more help.
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    November 19, 2017
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  • Answered
    As others have stated, it can relate to surfing. It could be a car crash, but a child could also say, "I wiped out" if they crash their bicycle or fall off a skateboard. Someone can be wiped out financially, meaning they've lost all of their money. A person can say, "I'm wiped out" meaning they're feeling very tired or exhausted.
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    November 19, 2017
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    Adding to what Elena said, this would be used in informal situations such as when you are talking with friends or, maybe, family. You wouldn't want to use in business settings or with teachers.
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    November 19, 2017
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