as a guide

[palinkasocsi]

Dear Friends,

Suppose you are doing a course because you want to be a guide. After a successful exam can I say:


I passed an exam as a guide?


(because if you pass an exam AS a guide, it means that you are already a guide - before pasing the exam)


Palinkasocsi

[abdmlkbd]

I don't think this is a standard expression in this context: '...as a guide'; because the information is not clear. Though in informal speaking such expressions may be possible.

I suggest:
"I've passed the exam; I'm now a guide."
OR
"I am a guide now; I've passed its exam successfully."
OR
someone may suggest a better one!

[abdmlkbd]

I don't think its ('...as a guide') a standard expression in this context; because the information is not clear. Though in informal speaking such expressions may be possible.

I suggest:
"I've passed the exam; I'm now a guide."
OR
"I am a guide now; I've passed its exam successfully."
OR
someone may suggest a better one!

[Barb_D]

How about this: I've pass the guide exam.

[abdmlkbd]

yes; I've passed the guide exam - good suggestion.