How Do You Spell RESIT?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪsˈɪt] (IPA)

The word "resit" is commonly misspelled as "re-sit" or "re sit", but the correct spelling is without a hyphen. The IPA transcription of "resit" is /rɪˈsɪt/. The stress is on the second syllable, which is pronounced as "sit". The initial "re" is pronounced as "ri", with a short "i" sound. "Resit" means to take an exam again, usually after failing the first time. It is important to get the spelling of this word right, especially in academic or professional settings.

RESIT Meaning and Definition

1. Resit is a verb that refers to taking an examination or test again after having previously failed. It is a term commonly used in educational settings, particularly in academic institutions. When a student fails an examination, they are usually given the opportunity to resit the exam, giving them another chance to achieve a passing grade.

   The process of resitting often involves taking the same or a similar examination at a later date, usually after a period of study or preparation. This allows students to have an opportunity to improve their knowledge and understanding of the subject matter before attempting the examination again.

   Resitting an exam can have various implications depending on the educational system and institution. In some cases, the maximum grade that can be achieved upon resitting may be capped, meaning that even if the student performs exceptionally well, their grade may be limited. Additionally, resits may be subject to different rules and regulations, such as time limits or restrictions on study materials.

   The purpose of offering resits is to give students the chance to demonstrate their understanding and knowledge of the subject matter, while also providing an opportunity for academic advancement. It allows mistakes or shortcomings to be rectified and encourages a commitment to learning and improvement. Resitting exams can help students in achieving their desired academic goals and can serve as a valuable learning experience.

Common Misspellings for RESIT

• presit
• fesity
• restr
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• rsik
• resient
• rsist
• reruit
• recip
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• residu
• reslity
• esite
• resumit
• resil
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• reult
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• gresat
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• crisit
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• rebuit
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• resits
• resct
• resiat
• desit
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• regist
• reapit
• resiste
• racesit
• resalt
• rrest
• reste
• reciet
• cresit
• respet
• resum
• residet
• trasit
• resital
• resqu
• resrt
• areset
• risig
• resutl
• rasict
• relite
• wrisit
• rejet
• resido
• remity
• resive
• esit
• wrsit
• repst
• resate
• resart
• erest
• resst
• ausit
• resnt
• rascit
• reita
• hesita
• reosrt
• vesit
• repirt
• reselt
• recuit
• retst
• desite
• resiter
• resert
• relity
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• resukt
• revist
• prusit
• pesito
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• resta
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• aresia
• bresil
• fesia
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• mesqit
• rosit
• resf
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• resiz
• trepit
• besint
• fesit
• resip
• resitly
• revitc
• Reviu
• ristt
• Trevit
• nesbit
• reutt
• resxx
• reept
• reuil
• reslr
• reslv
• gresim
• rasot
• REQiT
• resstt
• RUIiT
• rESPTC
• presil
• rezit
• resait
• restiz
• Greksit
• Gresxit
• rezint
• Kreosid
• dresie
• Tregit
• WRESAIT
• Urenit
• Tesitn
• Rescht
• Rehsht
• Reshte
• resigtto
• Arisit
• fcesit

Etymology of RESIT

The word "resit" originated from the combination of the prefix "re-" and the verb "sit". The prefix "re-" is of Latin origin, meaning "again" or "back". The verb "sit" ultimately comes from Old English and Proto-Germanic roots, referring to the act of sitting or occupying a position. When combined, "resit" specifically refers to the action of sitting again or retaking an examination or test.

Similar spelling words for RESIT

• requite,
• recto,
• reset,
• regatta,
• residue,
• resid,
• reside,
• recite,
• reseat,
• react,
• Resht,
• resto,
• rest.

Plural form of RESIT is RESITS

Conjugate verb Resit

CONDITIONAL

I would resit

you would resit

he/she/it would resit

we would resit

they would resit

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be resitting

you would be resitting

he/she/it would be resitting

we would be resitting

they would be resitting

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have resit

you would have resit

he/she/it would have resit

we would have resit

they would have resit

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been resitting

you would have been resitting

he/she/it would have been resitting

we would have been resitting

they would have been resitting

FUTURE

I will resit

you will resit

he/she/it will resit

we will resit

they will resit

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be resitting

you will be resitting

he/she/it will be resitting

we will be resitting

they will be resitting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have resat

you will have resat

he/she/it will have resat

we will have resat

they will have resat

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been resitting

you will have been resitting

he/she/it will have been resitting

we will have been resitting

they will have been resitting

IMPERATIVE

you resit

we let´s resit

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to resit

PAST

I resat

you resat

he/she/it resat

we resat

they resat

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was resitting

you were resitting

he/she/it was resitting

we were resitting

they were resitting

PAST PARTICIPLE

resat

PAST PERFECT

I had resat

you had resat

he/she/it had resat

we had resat

they had resat

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been resitting

you had been resitting

he/she/it had been resitting

we had been resitting

they had been resitting

PRESENT

I resit

you resit

he/she/it resits

we resit

they resit

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am resitting

you are resitting

he/she/it is resitting

we are resitting

they are resitting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

resitting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have resat

you have resat

he/she/it has resat

we have resat

they have resat

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been resitting

you have been resitting

he/she/it has been resitting

we have been resitting

they have been resitting