I remember I did a math test in high school. I thought I will fail”, and since I am interested in math not really, I hate. I would never say that, nor I would say “I did a test with the car”. If someone had said it a bit odd, why?

Whether or not the person is being performance tested, I (or the person) are having ability tested, i will always use take. How do I use the calculator for my tests?

• I took a math test on the exam. What should I do?
• Jane took a spelling test on Friday.
• Frank took a drug test. He said that he was never intoxicated. If so, why did he give it a shot? “I got” an image

to be a medical test, where the person doesn’t really do anything but show up and let the doctor or technician perform the test, I would most often use “had,” or perhaps

• “got” I had an eye
• test I got a blood test at the hospital.

I might also use “was given” or “they gave me” a test.

In school and in jobs if I am the one performing the tests, I

would probably say something like: I tested the car.

If I’m performing the test, and I want to name a specific test, I might use “did” I

• did a speed test on the computer. I’m doing every test every day and despite “doing” a test will be the name of the test. But no word of your test will be found.
• I do a regression test on the software.

I will be more likely to use that form in a professional or technical context, where the details of the test are likely to be discussed.

I don’t say that “did” is wrong in other contexts, but it does seem unusual to me.

I remember I did a math test in high school. I thought I will fail”, and since I am interested in math not really, I hate. I would never say that, nor I would say “I did a test with the car”. If someone had said it a bit odd, why?

Whether or not the person is being performance tested, I (or the person) are having ability tested, i will always use take. How do I use the calculator for my tests?

• I took a math test on the exam. What should I do?
• Jane took a spelling test on Friday.
• Frank took a drug test. He said that he was never intoxicated. If so, why did he give it a shot? “I got” an image

to be a medical test, where the person doesn’t really do anything but show up and let the doctor or technician perform the test, I would most often use “had,” or perhaps

• “got” I had an eye
• test I got a blood test at the hospital.

I might also use “was given” or “they gave me” a test.

In school and in jobs if I am the one performing the tests, I

would probably say something like: I tested the car.

If I’m performing the test, and I want to name a specific test, I might use “did” I

• did a speed test on the computer. I’m doing every test every day and despite “doing” a test will be the name of the test. But no word of your test will be found.
• I do a regression test on the software.

I will be more likely to use that form in a professional or technical context, where the details of the test are likely to be discussed.

I don’t say that “did” is wrong in other contexts, but it does seem unusual to me.

I remember I did a math test in high school. I thought I will fail”, and since I am interested in math not really, I hate. I would never say that, nor I would say “I did a test with the car”. If someone had said it a bit odd, why?

Whether or not the person is being performance tested, I (or the person) are having ability tested, i will always use take. How do I use the calculator for my tests?

• I took a math test on the exam. What should I do?
• Jane took a spelling test on Friday.
• Frank took a drug test. He said that he was never intoxicated. If so, why did he give it a shot? “I got” an image

to be a medical test, where the person doesn’t really do anything but show up and let the doctor or technician perform the test, I would most often use “had,” or perhaps

• “got” I had an eye
• test I got a blood test at the hospital.

I might also use “was given” or “they gave me” a test.

In school and in jobs if I am the one performing the tests, I

would probably say something like: I tested the car.

If I’m performing the test, and I want to name a specific test, I might use “did” I

• did a speed test on the computer. I’m doing every test every day and despite “doing” a test will be the name of the test. But no word of your test will be found.
• I do a regression test on the software.

I will be more likely to use that form in a professional or technical context, where the details of the test are likely to be discussed.

I don’t say that “did” is wrong in other contexts, but it does seem unusual to me.

I remember I did a math test in high school. I thought I will fail”, and since I am interested in math not really, I hate. I would never say that, nor I would say “I did a test with the car”. If someone had said it a bit odd, why?

Whether or not the person is being performance tested, I (or the person) are having ability tested, i will always use take. How do I use the calculator for my tests?

• I took a math test on the exam. What should I do?
• Jane took a spelling test on Friday.
• Frank took a drug test. He said that he was never intoxicated. If so, why did he give it a shot? “I got” an image

to be a medical test, where the person doesn’t really do anything but show up and let the doctor or technician perform the test, I would most often use “had,” or perhaps

• “got” I had an eye
• test I got a blood test at the hospital.

I might also use “was given” or “they gave me” a test.

In school and in jobs if I am the one performing the tests, I

would probably say something like: I tested the car.

If I’m performing the test, and I want to name a specific test, I might use “did” I

• did a speed test on the computer. I’m doing every test every day and despite “doing” a test will be the name of the test. But no word of your test will be found.
• I do a regression test on the software.

I will be more likely to use that form in a professional or technical context, where the details of the test are likely to be discussed.

I don’t say that “did” is wrong in other contexts, but it does seem unusual to me.

I remember I did a math test in high school. I thought I will fail”, and since I am interested in math not really, I hate. I would never say that, nor I would say “I did a test with the car”. If someone had said it a bit odd, why?

Whether or not the person is being performance tested, I (or the person) are having ability tested, i will always use take. How do I use the calculator for my tests?

• I took a math test on the exam. What should I do?
• Jane took a spelling test on Friday.
• Frank took a drug test. He said that he was never intoxicated. If so, why did he give it a shot? “I got” an image

to be a medical test, where the person doesn’t really do anything but show up and let the doctor or technician perform the test, I would most often use “had,” or perhaps

• “got” I had an eye
• test I got a blood test at the hospital.

I might also use “was given” or “they gave me” a test.

In school and in jobs if I am the one performing the tests, I

would probably say something like: I tested the car.

If I’m performing the test, and I want to name a specific test, I might use “did” I

• did a speed test on the computer. I’m doing every test every day and despite “doing” a test will be the name of the test. But no word of your test will be found.
• I do a regression test on the software.

I will be more likely to use that form in a professional or technical context, where the details of the test are likely to be discussed.

I don’t say that “did” is wrong in other contexts, but it does seem unusual to me.