"I have a Chinese test tomorrow."

Translation: 明天我要考中文。

[Skirmantas277282]

Why is it 我要 and not 我有？

[Celticfiddleguy]

考 is a verb here, so the literal meaning is something like "tomorrow I have to be tested (in) Chinese". I'd say "I have to take a Chinese test tomorrow"

[jim140738]

我明天要考中文 why not?!

[quadrin]

It's absolutely frustrating how few answers this course will accept, especially in this module.

明天我又汉语考试 should be accepted, as well as numerous other variations.

[KX3.]

*有

[CharlesRob100843]

The options for answering this in English are neither common nor even in the hints for the Chinese sentence. This thing needs a lot of work

[SzymonRuci]

I'd say：「明天有（一次）汉语考试。」 or 「明天我要考汉语考试。」
Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[KX3.]

The first is incorrect and the second is grammatically correct, 一次 is one time.

[DennisPark97]

明天我要提中文考

would this sentence be okay?

i remember theres a word with pronunciation "ti" when it comes to 考试

is 提 the right "ti" haha

[rianwardana]

我明天有一个中文考试 should be accepted right?

[Brandon306210]

I would say "明天我有一個中文考試“ This is using the word "test" as a noun rather than using it as a verb, which was what was actually asked.

[JustusRobi3]

Would 我要明天考中文。be acceptable grammar?

[yibaikai]

it's a little late but here's my guess... that's why 我要 was put together as a choice and not separate, so that 明天 did not have the option of following 我 before 要.

[Lorna285560]

At first I wondered why it seemed to translate as Tomorrow I have a 'test Chinese', whereas I expected it to be a 'Chinese test'; thanks to others here for explaining that kao is the verb "to test". Mystery solved. Tomorrow I have to [sort of 'be tested'] in Chinese.

[amygeorge77]

Why isn't "I need to take a Chinese test tomrrow," acceptable? It seems to be more accurate. I have a Chinese test tomorrow would be "明天我有中文考试。“