关于Examination的意思和用法的提问

A: annyeong-haseyo(안녕하세요)
it is a test taken by the students.like in korean drama the students hard to prepare for the examination to enter into the college.if they pass they will go further step in life.
eg: Master of study drama.

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A: “Having passed”とは「合格した事」の意味です。英語では’gerund’という、動詞から作られた名詞です。名詞ですから、”his/her/my/your”などの言葉を使う事もできます。

そうすると、”his having passed”が「彼が合格した事」の意味になります。

A: 'the above examination'. It means the previously mentioned examination.

A: “This will be a tough examination”
“Please submit to a physical examination”
“Don’t worry, it’s just an examination”
“The examination will take only ten minutes”

A: I will have my final examination in June.
The examination of these cases show so serious medical errors.
After the examination of the goods, we have to load them back into trucks..

A: "I had my health examination last week at the doctor's office."

A: also, and this is in the US at least, an exam is something that covers much more material than just a test.
For example: a midterm exam or a final exam
Those are much more comprehensive (usually) than a “test” over chapter 2, for example
Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions

A:

When you see a doctor – a general practitioner – it can be called either a checkup or an examination.

Other kinds of doctors will examine you for particular reasons, and this will be called an examination

The type of testing done in many schools is also called an examination.

So you see, there is some overlap in meaning, but only in one particular situation

A: "responsible for" means you have the job or duty to the examination. "engaged in" means you are busy with having an examination. If you are scheduled for an examination at a hospital, you can just say "I have an examination at the hospital", or "I have a doctor's appointment at the hospital."

A: In this case medical examination is more broad. They would be performing several tests (maybe several scans) in one examination. A scan is one procedure. A scan in this case would be using medical equipment such as an MRI, to find tumors.

A: "Pending" usually means that something has been submitted or started but is stopped or paused. For example, "I submitted my application last week but the the website still says the status is pending!" Or, "He can go home pending approval from his supervisor." "Impending" means that something is about to start. For example, "I felt a sense of impending doom, like something bad would happen any minute."

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A: examination form is going fill.

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A: Once you get (a) 80 or more on the examination of this subject, it is no longer necessary for you to take any (more) examination(s) for it.

A: The examination was so harsh that only ten percent of (or one in ten) applicants passed.

A: I don’t understand what you’re trying to say.
my fix would be:

You don’t need to worry! I’ll pass the examination but will probably only get through to the first stage. Haha.

again, it doesn’t really make sense though.

A: This sounds ok but you could also say, "I'm keen to see you pass the examination"

A: It sounds unnatural dear,
It should be like this :-

During my exam preparation time, they gave me a lot of support both physically/materially and mentally.

Hope this helps ^^