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gman67
Hi guys,
Just took my 2391 theory exam tonight and feel dead positive about it, I think I smashed it! I would actually deserve to pass it because of all the efforts I've put in revising during the last three months.:rolleyes4:
However, I am now obviously thinking about all the stuff I put on the paper and although I managed to answer all the questions quite easily, I remember using two terminologies I am not sure about (I am actually French and have only lived in the country for 4 years so still hesitate with correct english words to employ sometimes)
Merci my friends sparkies
Just took my 2391 theory exam tonight and feel dead positive about it, I think I smashed it! I would actually deserve to pass it because of all the efforts I've put in revising during the last three months.:rolleyes4:
However, I am now obviously thinking about all the stuff I put on the paper and although I managed to answer all the questions quite easily, I remember using two terminologies I am not sure about (I am actually French and have only lived in the country for 4 years so still hesitate with correct english words to employ sometimes)
- While describing in details a RCD test, I said "plug-in cordon" instead of plug-in cord or adaptor. I know now cordon doesn't mean nothing in terms of electrical glossary but I hope the examiner will understand what I meant! ????:nonod:
- While describing in details a continuity of ring final circuit, I ended by saying "reconnect the conductors at the d.b" and "Reinstate the circuit" instead of saying "re-energise the circuit". I am not sure whether "reinstate the circuit" means the same as "re-energise the circuit"???:nonod:
- Do you think those two small english vocabulary mistakes could jeapardise the whole answer in which they were included?
Merci my friends sparkies