Can someone help me to correct these sentence.

[scott833]

1) He deceive the teacher by telling her that she is ill, in order to delay sitting for the exam.
2) He wants to delay/postpone taking the exam untill next wednesday, so he deceive the teacher by telling her that he is ill.
3) Can i postpone my exam to the next session which will be held on next wednesday instead of taking the exam in the next session which is tommorow?

 

[pier99]

Piece of cake, here:

1) In order to delay sitting for the exam, he deceived the teacher by telling her that she is ill.

2) He deceives the teacher by telling her that he is ill, because he wants to postpone taking the exam until next Wednesday.

3) Can I postpone my exam to the next session, which will be held next Wednesday, instead of taking the exam during the next session, which is tommorow?

If it has happened, then use "deceived" and, if it's in the present tense, use "deceives"

 

[billmcd]

1) He deceived the teacher by telling her that he (she??) was ill, in order to delay sitting for the exam.

2) He wants to delay/postpone taking the exam untill next Wednesday, so he will deceive the teacher by telling her that he is ill. (OR ......so he deceived the teacher by telling her that he is ill.

3) Can I postpone my exam until the next session, Wednesday, instead of taking the exam tommorow?