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Most of the pupils pay attention and behave well. start learning
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I didn’t see my family for weeks when I was away at boardingschool. start learning
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Cheating in exams is a serious offence. start learning
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The teacher couldn’t keep discipline and let the children run round the classroom. start learning
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I think it’s fair that we have to do homework during the holidays. start learning
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She passed nearly all of her exams but failed maths. start learning
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I’m sure I’ve passed, but I’m worried about what grades I’ll get. start learning
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We were taught by a recent graduate who had no teaching experience. start learning
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Any pupil that misbehaved had to go and see the head teacher. start learning
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Many children want to learn but are prevented from doing so by a badly behaved minority. start learning
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She left school at 16 with no qualifications. start learning
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odchodzić, zakończyć (edukację)
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One teacher always gives me low marks for my homework. start learning
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If you don’t like numbers then you’re unlikely to be very good at maths. start learning
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Children often settle in at primary school better if they’ve been to nursery school. start learning
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I’m really happy that I managed to pass all my exams. start learning
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In the UK, children begin primary school at the age of 4 or 5. start learning
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My parents couldn’t afford to send me to a private school. start learning
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He was a professor, and found it difficult to explain facts in a simple way to children. start learning
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The school has about 1,800 pupils. start learning
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Alice went to a religious school and was taught by nuns. start learning
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What will you do if you don’t get the exam results you need? start learning
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I can’t come out tonight. I’m revising for my exams. start learning
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powtarzać (materiał do egzaminu)
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At secondary school, some teachers speak to the pupils as though they were adults. start learning
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I was brought up in a country where children don’t start school until they’re 7. start learning
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In state schools, the classes are usually bigger than in private schools. start learning
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I think many pupils prefer teachers to be strict because there are fewer problems with discipline. start learning
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At college, most students have lunch in the canteen. start learning
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If I pass the FCE exam, I’d like to carry on studying English. start learning
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My favourite subjects are English and History. start learning
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If I fail, I’ll have to take the exams again next year. start learning
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At the end of every term we have a test to check our progress throughout the year. start learning
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I looked at the timetable and was horrified to see we had double Maths on Friday afternoons. start learning
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When I was at school we had to wear a horrible grey uniform. start learning
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