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"got a good mark" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used to indicate that someone has received a high grade or score on a test, assignment, or evaluation. Example: "I studied hard for my math exam and was thrilled when I got a good mark of 95%." Other situations where this phrase can be used include: - "My daughter got a good mark on her report card this semester." - "After months of practicing, the band finally got a good mark from the judges at the competition." - "The chef was pleased to see that his new dish got a good mark from the food critic."
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Hope you got a good mark though.
He would ask Chikane a simple question and then bore his eyes into him, "like, 'Mmm, I don't think you'll understand.' When I actually got a good mark, he was shocked.
I don't remember if the bee girl got a good mark for that assessment specifically, but I do remember she didn't get a very good mark for her other assignments.
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"I guess I didn't get a good mark in natural science.
It's not all about getting a good mark – its about getting the information in between".
They wanted me to tell them how to get a good mark with minimum effort.
Make up a reward for yourself if you get a good mark on the test.
Some people just walk the whole thing and expect to have a good time and still get a good mark.
If you get a good mark, don't brag around the teacher or others, as if it were not earned.
Achieve success with those numbers, and a school gets a good "grade". Fail to make the mark, and a principal might be transferred to another school or, at worst, the school is closed.
His poem, Holy Willie's Prayer, got me a good mark in my Higher English exam and this led me to try to find out more about his philosophy and life.
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