Tomorrow, I have an math test, is about functions, t. The funny thing is that in an elective class (limits, derivatives, and integrals), we have already learned about functions, so I expect to get a 7 , the best grade in the Chilean grading system.

Anyways, there are some differences between the functions we've seen oin the elective class and math, i. In limits (we only say "limits" because the entire name is too long), we learned about quadratic functions, and in math we've been seeing -funciones exponenciales- , so I'll take a look to a guide that our math teacher giave to us.

Tomorrow I have an math test, is about functions, t. The funny thing is that in an elective class (limits, derivatives, and integrals) we have already learned about functions, so I expect to get a 7 , which is the best grade in Chile.

Anyways tThere are some differences between the functions we've seen oin the elective class and math, i. In limits (we only say "limits" because the entire name is too long) we learned about quadratic functions, and in math, we've been seeing -funciones exponenciales- so I'll take a look ato a guide that our math teacher give to us.

is "functiones exponenciales" "exponential functions" in English? If so, I would be sure to add that.

Tomorrow, I have an m Math test, it is about functions, t. The funny thing is that in a eElective class (limits, derivatives, and integrals) we have already learned about functions, so I expect to get a 7 , (which is) the best grade in Chile.

I split the sentence into two sentences to make it sound better.

Anyways, there are some differences between the functions we've seen oin the eElective class and mMath, i. In limits (we only say "limits" because the entire name is too long) we learned about quadratic functions, and in math, we've been seeing / learning -funciones exponenciales- so. So, I'll take a look to aat the guide that our mMath teacher giave to us.

Once again, I split the sentence into three sentences to make it sound better.