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tommy1996
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please tell me if we have to use "get 10 marks or get mark 10"? thanks |
20 Mar 2015
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redcamarocruiser
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If you are talking about the marks in school for school work and exams, (we call them grades in Am. English) I found an example where they say, "Until now, Patrick LE ROLLAND remains the only rider in the world, with Nicole Uphoff and Anky Van Grunsven, to get a mark of 10/10 “for position." It sounds OK to me. I hope speakers of British English can weigh in. |
20 Mar 2015
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cunliffe
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We tend to use grades and levels, however, we give marks to younger students and in ordinary straight forward spelling/arithmetic tests. The right phrase there would be �get 10 marks. � �10 out of 10 �. �Julia �s score is 10 �. |
21 Mar 2015
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