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He's an <undergraduate> student at the moment, but he's already thinking about doing his Master's. start learning
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studentem studiów licencjackich
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Teacher <evaluated> the performance of each student. start learning
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Being a student he cannot be considered as an <applicant> for this position. start learning
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The Professor showed us <slides> of Halley's comet. start learning
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The children played football on the school <sports field>. start learning
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All students must <conform to> the rules. start learning
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The two classmates <maintained> their friendship for the next forty years. start learning
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<If I understand you correctly>, you want me to finish this book and write an essay about it for Monday, right? start learning
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jeśli cię dobrze rozumiem
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What's the <ratio> of students to teachers in your school? start learning
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You have to be a student to <apply> for this scholarship. start learning
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You should watch him <closely> or he won't do any work. start learning
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She <confessed to> her mother that she had failed the exam. start learning
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Mr Smith was <appointed> as headmaster of our new school. start learning
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After you've completed your tests, please, <hand> them back into me. start learning
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The campus had a tennis court, a swimming pool and various other <facilities>. start learning
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Make final <corrections> to your essays and submit them to the teacher in 5 minutes. start learning
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After covering and discussing the theory, we'll do some <practical> exercises. start learning
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<Educational> programmes for children are designed to bridge the gap between children from poor and wealthy families. start learning
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Matthew <graduated> from Oxford. start learning
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With the <combined> effort of the whole town the school was rebuilt after the fire. start learning
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The pupil was called on to <recite> the poem from memory. start learning
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Due to the <new intake> of pupils, class sizes swelled considerably. start learning
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Yesterday I <bumped> into an old friend from primary school. start learning
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You submitted an <incomplete> assignment - I had to give you an E. start learning
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Tom's got a difficult problem to solve. Do you think he can <handle> it alone? start learning
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He spent the whole night <hunched> over his books, preparing for the exam. start learning
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All subjects on the list are <obligatory>, you can choose extra subjects to study on top of them. start learning
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The education system in this country suffers from <chronic> underinvestment. start learning
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His bad behaviour <caused> him to be thrown out of school. start learning
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You should <revise> more before the next exam. start learning
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