هل تعرف معنى هذه الكلمات؟

[ret444]

بصراحه يا مستر عصام كل يوم و ليك اضافه جديدة جزاكم الله خير
اخوك حمدي مدرس لغه انجليزيه / المنوفيه

[tamerkok]

المعلومة جميلة بس في خطا بسيط
كلمة proctor هي verb مش noun
الاسم منها invigilate وهذه الكلمة British فقط

[أ/ أحمد البسيونى]

جزاك الله خيرا

[abubakr1g]

new and useful

[rose adel]

greatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt

[hamada331]

عمر الكلام ده مابييجي ف الامتحان صح ولا ؟؟ انا غلطان

[Nabil kamal Iskander]

لك كل تقدير وتحيه يامستر عصام .

[mr_mahmoudzzz]

جزاكم الله كل الخير

[bassoma the incredible]

words can not express how great you are

[bassoma the incredible]

actually you are the wrong one , Tamerkok. you have mixed the whole thing up
invigilate is the verb one , not a noun, however you are right about saying that proctor is averb , but it is also a noun. the common use of "proctor" is the use of the noun
look it up again and you bwill find out that " invigilate" is averb , not a noun at all.
{an incredibly english lover}

[tamerkok]

Please check out Mr. bassoma the incredible because you are saying something you are not sure of
check the meaning again
Proctor is only a verb
invigilate is both verb and a noun
I have looked it up in 5 different dics
my words are true yours are totally wrong

[dinalovespink]

ميرسىىىىىىىى

[SAMEH DAHMA]

Thanks alot mr esam

[mr_tutor]

how nice of U to discuss such words ! May i draw your attention to something for the benefit of all our colleagues! Concerning the word proctor , it's chiefly used in the American English only but in London they use the word invigilate and invigilator! May God bless you all!

[مستر محمد سلام]

Great thanks for your generosity