Common Mistakes in French: 'Passer un Examen' vs 'Réussir un Examen'

Common Mistakes in French: 'Passer un Examen' vs 'Réussir un Examen'

"Passer un examen" means to take an exam, indicating the action of physically sitting for and completing the exam. On the other hand, "Réussir un examen" means to pass or succeed in an exam, indicating the outcome of the exam being favorable.

Published at 2024/04/03
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