Examples of using "Koe" in a sentence and their english translations:
- How did the exam go?
- How did your test go?
- How was your exam?
- How was your test?
- How did your test go?
- How was it, the test?
How was the math test?
I wonder if the test is going to end soon.
The experiment is over.
The test was easy.
That experiment was a failure.
- How was your test?
- How did your test go?
- How was it, the test?
Is the exam today?
- How did the exam go?
- How did your test go?
The experiment failed in the initial stages.
- I hope that the exam is easy.
- I hope the exam is easy.
How was today's test?
- The experiment was successful.
- The experiment succeeded.
- The exam was very difficult.
- The exam was real hard.
Because I passed the examination.
My brother has to take an examination.
We will have an English test this afternoon.
The experiment was made on a hundred unmarried males.
He explained why the experiment failed.
Tom has to take the test again.
I expect her to pass the examination easily.
You have to audition to join the choir.
The second test is a great improvement on the first.
We will have an English test this afternoon.
We'll have a French test next Monday.
The world history exam proved to be easier than I had expected.
You have to have an audition before you can join the choir.
The teacher warned us that the test would be hard.
The latest exam was difficult and its questions misleading.
I had a few auditions, but never got a job.
- "How was the test?" "I thought it wasn't too hard."
- "How was the test?" "It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be."
- "How was the test?" "It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be."
I've got an exam in a few minutes, and I'm going to fail for sure.
- I'll have exams right after the summer holidays.
- We have exams right after summer vacation.
- Exams are right after summer vacation.