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my exam is two weeks away vs my exam is two week away

The correct phrase is 'my exam is two weeks away.' The word 'weeks' should be plural to match the number 'two.' 'Two week away' is incorrect because 'week' should be plural in this context.

Last updated: March 31, 2024 • 2156 views

my exam is two weeks away

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that an exam will happen in two weeks from the present moment.

Examples:

  • My exam is two weeks away, so I need to start studying soon.
  • I can't believe my exam is already two weeks away!
  • She realized her exam was two weeks away and started preparing.
  • The students were nervous as their exams were two weeks away.
  • Two weeks away from the exam, he felt confident in his preparation.
  • Spring Formal is two weeks away.
  • May 13 is two weeks away.
  • Harvest fest is two weeks away, and awareness is still pretty low.
  • We're two weeks away from running out of fuel.
  • Alicia, we're two weeks away from leaving.
  • You're like, two weeks away.
  • Mr President, the Danish referendum on the Amsterdam Treaty is now only two weeks away.
  • Well... two weeks away from being six.
  • I was two weeks away from arresting the guy.
  • We were two weeks away from adopting him.
  • These lungs are still two weeks away from being viable.
  • That's what James did, and he was stabbed 13 times mid-delivery and just two weeks away from his release.
  • LOWEN: We're two weeks away from standing in front of a jury.
  • A National is only two weeks away and you're 3 kg over.
  • We'll ease into it real slow. Hell, our first game's less than two weeks away.
  • The fetus is still at least two weeks away from being viable.
  • I've got my exam, my sergeant's exam is twelve.
  • But it's still two weeks away. I think if he explains to this girl that he messed up, no harm, no foul.
  • As you all know, Thanksgiving is only two weeks away.
  • Listen, the difference here is two weeks.

my exam is two week away

This phrase is incorrect in English. 'Week' should be plural to match the number 'two.'

  • Spring Formal is two weeks away.
  • May 13 is two weeks away.
  • Harvest fest is two weeks away, and awareness is still pretty low.
  • We're two weeks away from running out of fuel.
  • Alicia, we're two weeks away from leaving.
  • You're like, two weeks away.
  • Mr President, the Danish referendum on the Amsterdam Treaty is now only two weeks away.
  • Well... two weeks away from being six.
  • I was two weeks away from arresting the guy.
  • We were two weeks away from adopting him.
  • These lungs are still two weeks away from being viable.
  • That's what James did, and he was stabbed 13 times mid-delivery and just two weeks away from his release.
  • LOWEN: We're two weeks away from standing in front of a jury.
  • A National is only two weeks away and you're 3 kg over.
  • We'll ease into it real slow. Hell, our first game's less than two weeks away.
  • The fetus is still at least two weeks away from being viable.
  • I've got my exam, my sergeant's exam is twelve.
  • But it's still two weeks away. I think if he explains to this girl that he messed up, no harm, no foul.
  • As you all know, Thanksgiving is only two weeks away.
  • Listen, the difference here is two weeks.

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