full marks
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n.NounThe highest possible score or grade.
She got full marks in the exam.
interj.InterjectionExpression of high praise or approval.
Full marks to the team for their excellent performance!
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Kang Hsuan Edu. B5L5 dialogue
- Believe it or not, I tried this last Wednesday and got full marks on all my tests the next day.
Believe it or not, I tried this last Wednesday and got full marks on all my tests the next day.
- I tried this last Wednesday and got full marks on all my tests the next day.
I tried this last Wednesday and got full marks on all my tests the next day.
Talking about school 📚 📕 ✏️ Real Easy English
- Well, I did enjoy school and I worked hard and one time my friend and I asked our teacher why we hadn't been given full marks for a presentation and then she said oh, I'll just give you full marks.
Well, I did enjoy school and I worked hard and one time my friend and I asked our teacher why we hadn't been given full marks for a presentation and then she said oh, I'll just give you full marks.
- And one time, my friend and I asked our teacher why we hadn't been given full marks for a presentation,
And one time, my friend and I asked our teacher why we hadn't been given full marks for a presentation,
Part 1 - A Room with a View Audiobook by E. M. Forster (Chs 01-07)
- and turn back every tourist who couldn't pass it." "What would you ask us?" Miss Lavish laid her hand pleasantly on Lucy's arm, as if to suggest that she, at all events, would get full marks.
and turn back every tourist who couldn't pass it." "What would you ask us?" Miss Lavish laid her hand pleasantly on Lucy's arm, as if to suggest that she, at all events, would get full marks.
- all events, would get full marks.
all events, would get full marks.
These people walk towards mining disasters.
- Also, full marks to Nathan's acting, he was doing a very good job of playing the role of man with broken leg who's in severe pain.
Also, full marks to Nathan's acting, he was doing a very good job of playing the role of man with broken leg who's in severe pain.
- Also, full marks to Nathan's acting.
Also, full marks to Nathan's acting.
How to Study for a Test
- First, take out your black pen. Black stands for Blatant instructions, something the question requires you to answer to receive full marks.
First, take out your black pen. Black stands for Blatant instructions, something the question requires you to answer to receive full marks.