No. 2,747 in Polish
egzaminie
"Egzaminie" is the locative singular form of "egzamin," meaning "exam" or "test" in English.
In a sentence
Ojciec powiedział mi, żebym dobrze się przygotował do egzaminie.
Father told me to thoroughly prepare for the exam.
This sentence uses 'egzaminie' in the locative case, indicating location or context of preparation for this particular instance.
Na egzaminie musiałem rozwiązać skomplikowane zadania matematyczne.
During the exam, I had to solve complex mathematical problems.
Here, 'egzaminie' is in the locative case, describing the circumstances or context during the exam.
Nie czułem się pewnie na pisemnym egzaminie z historii.
I didn't feel confident taking the written history exam.
In this example, 'egzaminie' again appears in the locative case, emphasizing the situation of participating in the exam.
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