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Yesterday, I gaveot my essay score byfrom my teacher. Yesterday, I got my essay score from my teacher.

Yesterday, I gawas given my essay score by my teacher. Yesterday, I was given my essay score by my teacher.

We use "Was given" here, because you are the object of "gave". Your teacher gave you, and you received it. This is the passive voice when the object of the verb comes first in the sentence.

Yesterday, I gawas given my essay score by my teacher. Yesterday, I was given my essay score by my teacher.

Yesterday, I gawas given my essay score by my teacher. Yesterday, I was given my essay score by my teacher.

Yesterday, I gaveot my essay scored by my teacher. Yesterday, I got my essay scored by my teacher.

Yesterday, I gaveot my essay scored by my teacher. Yesterday, I got my essay scored by my teacher.

Surprisingly, I got the greathighest one! Surprisingly, I got the highest one!

When we talk about test results, we usually use high/low, not big (or great) /small

Surprisingly, I got the greatest onhighest score! Surprisingly, I got the highest score!

Surprisingly, I got the greathighest one! Surprisingly, I got the highest one!

Surprisingly, I got the greatest onbest grade! Surprisingly, I got the best grade!

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Thanks, all the readers who commented on my last text. (^^) Thanks, all the readers who commented on my last text. (^^)

Thanks, to all readers who commented on my last text. (^^) Thanks to all readers who commented on my last text. (^^)

Thanks, to all the readers who commented on my last text. (^^) Thanks to all the readers who commented on my last text. (^^)

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