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School · English

Classes, exams, subjects

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answernoun

The answer is correct.

artnoun

She enjoys art class.

booknoun

Open your book to page ten.

classnoun

I have an English class today.

collegenoun

He went to college after school.

coursenoun

She is on a French course.

difficultadjective

Chemistry is difficult for me.

easyadjective

The quiz was easy.

Englishnoun

We have English on Monday.

examnoun

She passed the exam easily.

geographynoun

We learn about countries in geography.

historynoun

History is fascinating.

homeworknoun

Do your homework tonight.

learnverb

I learn English at school.

lessonnoun

Today's lesson is about history.

librarynoun

Borrow books from the library.

mathnoun

Math is my favorite subject.

mistakenoun

I made two mistakes in the dictation.

musicnoun

He plays violin in music class.

papernoun

Take a piece of paper.

PEnoun

PE is on Thursday afternoon.

pennoun

Write with a pen.

pencilnoun

Draw with a pencil.

questionnoun

Ask a question if you are unsure.

readverb

Read the text carefully.

rightadjective

That’s the right answer.

schoolnoun

She loves school.

sciencenoun

We have science in the afternoon.

studentnoun

The students are in class.

studyverb

She studies hard every evening.

subjectnoun

We study six subjects this year.

teachverb

She teaches English online.

teachernoun

Our teacher is very kind.

testnoun

We have a math test today.

understandverb

Do you understand the question?

universitynoun

She is at university in Edinburgh.

writeverb

Write your name at the top.

wrongadjective

I took the wrong bus.

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argumentnoun

Support your argument with evidence.

beginnernoun

This course is for beginners.

classmatenoun

My classmates are very friendly.

countverb

Can you count to one hundred?

degreenoun

She has a degree in chemistry.

discussionnoun

There was a lively discussion.

elementary schoolnoun

He started elementary school at five.

essaynoun

Write a 500-word essay.

experimentnoun

The experiment was successful.

headteachernoun

The headteacher gave a speech.

high schoolnoun

High school is from grades 9 to 12.

knowledgenoun

Knowledge grows with experience.

lecturenoun

The lecture was two hours long.

practiceverb

Practice the dialogue with a partner.

professornoun

The professor was very knowledgeable.

researchnoun

She published her research.

termnoun

The spring term ends in May.

tutornoun

She has a private tutor.

understandingnoun

Deep understanding takes time.

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academicadjective

She achieved great academic success.

academic achievementnoun

She celebrated her achievements.

accreditationnoun

The school has full accreditation.

analysisnoun

Analyze the data carefully.

apprenticeshipnoun

He did an apprenticeship.

campusnoun

The campus is very large.

courseworknoun

Coursework counts towards your grade.

critical thinkingnoun

Critical thinking is a key skill.

diplomanoun

He received his diploma.

drop outverb

He dropped out of university.

education systemnoun

The education system needs reform.

enrollverb

She enrolled in the course.

extracurricularadjective

She does extracurricular activities.

gradenoun

She got a top grade.

laboratorynoun

We do experiments in the laboratory.

optionaladjective

French is optional in year nine.

peer learningnoun

Peer learning builds teamwork skills.

practicumnoun

The practicum builds real skills.

project worknoun

Project work counts as an assessment.

qualificationnoun

The job requires a teaching qualification.

smartadjective

She’s a smart student.

syllabusnoun

The syllabus is on the website.

tuition feenoun

Tuition fees are very high.

vocationaladjective

Vocational training prepares you for work.

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academic integritynoun

Academic integrity is non-negotiable.

assessmentnoun

Continuous assessment replaces exams.

blended learningnoun

Blended learning combines online and in-person.

certificatenoun

Earn a language certificate.

citationnoun

Always include a proper citation.

compulsoryadjective

Education is compulsory until sixteen.

creativitynoun

Creativity is encouraged here.

curriculumnoun

The curriculum covers many subjects.

debatenoun

We had a debate about technology.

didacticsnoun

Didactics studies teaching methods.

differentiationnoun

Differentiation meets all learners' needs.

digital literacynoun

Digital literacy is now essential.

disciplinenoun

Good discipline improves learning.

educational technologynoun

Educational technology transforms learning.

evaluationnoun

The evaluation was fair.

flipped classroomnoun

Flipped classrooms move lectures home.

hypothesisnoun

Test the hypothesis carefully.

metacognitionnoun

Metacognition means thinking about thinking.

notebooknoun

Write in your notebook.

numeracynoun

Numeracy skills are essential.

pedagogynoun

Good pedagogy improves outcomes.

peer reviewnoun

Peer review improves research quality.

plagiarismnoun

Plagiarism is a serious offense.

publicationnoun

The paper awaits publication.

registerverb

Register for the course online.

revisionnoun

Start revision two weeks before.

scholarshipnoun

She won a scholarship.

self-regulationnoun

Self-regulation helps students study.

thesisnoun

She is writing her thesis.

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academianoun

She left academia for a job in industry.

alumninoun

The scholarship is funded entirely by alumni donations.

attendancenoun

Attendance is compulsory.

benchmarknoun

Set a benchmark for performance.

detentionnoun

He got detention for being late.

discrepancynoun

There is a discrepancy between the two reports.

dropoutnoun

The famous founder was, in fact, a college dropout.

entrance examnoun

He spent the whole summer preparing for the entrance exam.

lifelong learningnoun

The library runs free courses to promote lifelong learning.

literacynoun

Reading literacy is fundamental.

methodologynoun

The research methodology was clear.

plausibleadjective

Her explanation sounds plausible.

ponderverb

She pondered the question for a while.

proficientadjective

He is proficient in three languages.

profoundadjective

The book had a profound effect on me.

research grantnoun

She applied for a research grant.

rote learningnoun

The reform aims to replace rote learning with project work.

scrutinizeverb

Examiners scrutinize every answer.

synthesisnoun

Synthesis combines ideas.

truancynoun

Truancy rates fell once the school introduced morning tutoring.

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aptitudenoun

She has an aptitude for languages.

assiduousadjective

An assiduous student, she never misses a class.

astuteadjective

She is an astute student of history.

discernverb

Students must learn to discern fact from opinion.

eruditeadjective

The professor gave an erudite lecture.

lucidadjective

The professor gave a lucid explanation.

paradigmnoun

The discovery caused a paradigm shift.

paucitynoun

There is a paucity of reliable data.

pertinentadjective

She asked a pertinent question.

rudimentaryadjective

He has only a rudimentary grasp of algebra.

succinctadjective

Keep your summary succinct.

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How many English words does the “School” topic cover?

141 words, each with a translation and an example sentence: A1 — 38, A2 — 19, B1 — 24, B2 — 29, C1 — 20, C2 — 11.

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