Pass or Fail?

Question

I sent a email to my physics teacher and told him that I will not take the provincial exam and he replied me this:

"Perhaps if you were to put a LITTLE bit of time in at school in the reviews, I could justify awarding you a PASSing grade for the work you have done (assuming you are not writing the exam). If you have the time, it would be worth your while to learn a little so that you can gain a LOT.

Hope to see you. "

Did he mean that I can pass it? or not?

Answer 1

No...

Answer 2

He is simply letting you know in a kind, well-mannered tone that you could have done better and that if you worked harder, you would have gained credit for the work that you have accomplished.

Answer 3

He's saying in so many words that if you were to take the exam, he would help you pass, but if you don't you will indeed fail ! ! !

Answer 4

bad move