English grammar problems

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[Anonymous]

I think this sentence : "I guess my test's grade is good" is not correct.
It should be: "I guess the grade of my test is good". Because the possession can't use for "my test".

[Anonymous]

you don't need to think about it seriously.
if anybody can see what you are trying to say, that's enough.
and just in my point of view about your question, you can just mention
'grade' in a sentence excluding 'test'.
because before you would say that sentence, the listener would know
you already had a test.

[Anonymous]

I want to learn English, I don't know sorry my friend. :twisted:

[Anonymous]

hiii guys
well let me tell that my language is not good really i want to improve it so if any body here can help me plz :(

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[Anonymous]

if you say something the listener can understand your meaning that what you are going to say, that's more than enough. thats the language. no debate.
:roll:

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[raj]

Well, you cannot say " my test's grade", as possessive case is used for living things, though there are some exceptions to it. Hence the correct way of saying would be " grade of my test".

With love,
Raj

[Anonymous]

"I guess the grade of my test is good" is better than urs...
i think english is not only let others know wt u mean
but ....... the sentense must be correct in grammer~~
if a foreihn visitor read ur english sentense~
i think he may laught all day :D

[Anonymous]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)

[emericanediet]

I think your sentence is ok

but the mistake I can see is the word "test's" because if you rewrite that it means Test IS

I guess my test grade is good.

[RICO]

i think its ok in verbal english , wut u say ?

[frankdu]

you don't need to think about it seriously.
if anybody can see what you are trying to say, that's enough.
and just in my point of view about your question, you can just mention
'grade' in a sentence excluding 'test'.
because before you would say that sentence, the listener would know
you already had a test.


i agree with ice.......very much

[Bellatrix]

confusion :S

[Annaxubella]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :)
it's wrong

If your talking about more than 1 you must add an S "I guess my tests grades are good

[hehehaha]

He's not talking about more than one , you saw his trouble in the wrong point , I think so .
I brought this question to my teacher , and she said It was wrong , you should say " I guess my test grade is good ." ( without 's ) :D

[Annaxubella]

He's not talking about more than one , you saw his trouble in the wrong point , I think so .
I brought this question to my teacher , and she said It was wrong , you should say " I guess my test grade is good ." ( without 's ) :D
:x Hey, I'm just making corrections if he's talking 1 or more test
I know it's right
I'm not good at grammer :(

[RindaMC]

Yes, this is correct. But it's not common usage. One would normally say, "I got a good grade" or "I did well on my test."

[DistuntSun]

you should say "test grade is good"

[danmahaffey]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
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[taniya]

Can I say" I guess my test's grade is good." Is the sentence correct?
I hope someone can help me! Thanks! :) hy i htink its ans will be taht " i guess my grade of test will be good"