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Get through: Pass an Exam: Meaning and Examples — Word Power 19

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Word Power 19: Get through: Pass an Exam. Meaning: To be successful in an exam. Illustrated lesson with English examples and Hindi support.

Get through: Pass an Exam

Word Power 19 · Phrasal verbs

Meaning

To be successful in an exam.

Usage

He has got through his exam.
Work hard if you want to get through this exam.

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