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Hi,
1)
My pen is lost and was left at home. OR
My pen has been lost and left at home.<--OR
My pen is lost. I left it at home. OR
I've( I have) lost my pen. I think I left it at home. OR
My pen is lost. I must've left it at home. ( must've = must have)
Note: Don't forget to capitalize the first word in a sentence.
The part in green is my choice.
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2)
1) She wants to study hard and get good results( a good result) in ( that/the) exam.
2) She wants to study hard and to get good results(a good result) in ( that/the) exam.
Note: Actually both sentences are ok, but the first one is much better.
You may choose the first one then.
Also, I have never studied in Hong Kong. I have no clue
how many results a student may get in an exam.
If you guys get some or many results, write " to get good results " then.If not, change it to " to get a good result.....".
Suggestions for you:
1) Always capitalize the first word in a sentence.
2) When you come across countable nouns, you have to check if
you'd use an article. (" Exam" is a countable noun( not a phrase) in the sentences, so you have to use a certain word or article.)
Which exam are you talking about?
Is it the exam? or Is it that exam?
That's it.
Good luck with your studies.
Ciao