Dear teachers,
I sat for a public examination in 6 subjects, 3 credits and 3 passess, three years ago.
In the first row of my CV, I want to tell people about the exam in general but not in deatiled like this:
Public examination: 2012, 6 subjects, all passess.
But as soon as I had written this, I found that people may get confused with the word, passes, think it is a verb instead of a countable noun.
Shall I use passes (as a noun) or passed (as an adjective) as in my question?
Could you suggest some other words?
Thank you
Kitty
All passes vs all passed
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Re: All passes vs all passed
'All passes' in context seems perfectly comprehensible to me! ('Pass' is both a verb and a noun.)