Question

The teacher will have given us a test.
Answer is :A test will have been given by the teacher ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Normally, we say in Hindi-mene test diya.

But it's not the case in English. English, as already known is a funny language. We can't directly translate Hindi sentences into English. There's a simple logic.

The teacher gives us the questions, and we take it. Thus, “take test”is the correct phrase.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

The other answers are correct that “give” is for the teacher conducting the test, and that “take” is for the students completing the test.

However, it’s important that you have an article before test. You can’t “give test” or “take test.” The normal rules of using an article apply to the word “test.”

“The teacher gave a test to the class.”

“I took the test with the rest of the class.”

“Did you take the test today?”

“I hope the professor gives us an easy test.”

“I’ve had five tests this week.” (no article because it’s plural)