Which expression is grammatically and semantically correct?

[Ever Student]

Hello,

I would appreciate it if any English native speaker answer me:


Which of the following expressions are correct?

- It remains two weeks to the test.
- I have two weeks to the test.
-It has remained two weeks to the test.
- It is remained two weeks to the test.
-It will remain two weeks to the test.
-It will be remained two weeks to the test.

[Tdol]

How about
There are two weeks left/remaining before the test.

[Ever Student]

How about
There are two weeks left/remaining before the test.

Many thanks for your prompt answer.

[konungursvia]

Hello,

I would appreciate it if any English native speaker answer me:


Which of the following expressions are correct?

- It remains two weeks to the test.
- I have two weeks to the test.
-It has remained two weeks to the test.
- It is remained two weeks to the test.
-It will remain two weeks to the test.
-It will be remained two weeks to the test.

The SECOND one is correct.

[Ever Student]

The SECOND one is correct.

Thanks so much.

[strangerinmoscow]

Another way to say it is "I've got two weeks left until the test."

[jack4321]

You can express the word like this only........