Put the correct word from the following list in each space below bobby started school

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Put each of the following words in the correct space of the passage bellow.

staff primary school
terms play school
pupils learn
compulsory start mixed
Bobby’s parents decided to sent him to a (a)______ when he was three. They wanted him to (b)______ to play with other children. In Britain children must, by law, (c)______ school at the age of five. Education is (d)_____ from then. Bobby’s first real school was the (e)______. There are three (f)_____ a year and holidays at Christmas, Easter and summer. The (g)____ are boys and girls together, so it’s a (h)_____ school. The teacher on the (i)_____ are young and friendly. Bobby likes the school.

secondary school subjects
take special
state school marks
private school pass fail
Sally has just started her new school at the age of 11. There are different kinds of school from this age, but the general term for them is (a)_____. Sally’s school is a government school. Usually called a (b)____. Some parents pay to send their children to a (c)______. At first Sally will take a lot of different (d)_____ (History, English, Chemistry, etc.) but, after a few years, she’ll begin to (e)_____ in things she is good at and interested in. Then she’ll (f)_____ some exams. If she can (g)____ a number of exams with good (h)_____ (A,B,C), it will help her to get a good job. Of course she hopes she doesn’t (i)____.

Exercises

Use the
collocation matrix opposite and choose the suitable verb to fill the gap. If
the exact word in the sentence is not in the vertical column of the matrix,
look for something that is close in meaning.

1. The management have ………. an
agreement with the union which will guarantee no strikes the next three years.

2. Now I have ………………. all my
responsibilities to my family, I feel I can retire and go round the world.

3. The church building fund has failed
to ……………….its target $250,000.

4. I never thought I would …………….. my
ambition, but now I have.

5. Very few people ………… all their
hopes  and dreams in life.

6. We hope the two sides …………. A
compromise and avoid war.

7. I am afraid that little scheme of
mine didn’t …………….  off.

Self-check

1. Put each of the following words in the correct passage below.

Courses                      last                  degree

Studies                        graduate         grant  

Student                       keen                fees

Harry is 21. He passed his school
exams with good marks and left school at 19. Now he is at university. He is a
(a) ____ and he receives a (b)____ from the state to help him pay the
university (c)____ and his personal expenses. He is very (d) ____on his
subject, Maths. And it was useful to him in the future. He works hard  and
enjoys his (e)____ university (f)____ in Britain usually (g)____for three
years. After this, Harry hopes to (h)____. A good (i)____will get him a good
job.

2. Put the correct word from the
following list in each space below.

from    in        with    between         of        at         to         on

1. Bobby started school ___ the age of
five.

2. They have a holiday ___ Christmas.

3. There’s a holiday ___ the summer,
too.

4. The teachers  ___the staff are very
young.

5. Sally goes ___a secondary school.

6. She’ll probably pass ___good marks.

7. Harry’s  ___ university.

8. He gets a grant ___ the state.

9. Maths will be useful ___ him ___the
future.

10. Betty’s a teacher ___ English.

11. She’s a graduate ___Sussex
University.

12. She has a degree ___ English
Literature.

13. Her pupils are ___ 12 and 18.

14. She is very strict ___ them.

Explain the difference between …

1. To sit an exam and to set an exam

2. to take an exam and to pass an exam

3. compulsory and voluntary

4. to educate and to bring up

5. a pupil and a student

Ex. 3 Put each of the following words
or phrases in its correct space in the passage below.

State    terms   seminar           degree             co-educational           private            primary         

Tutorial                      graduate         nursery
school            grant               secondary                   lecture

Break up         compulsory    fees      academic

When children are two or three years
old, they sometimes go to a (a)___, where they learn simple games and songs.
Their first real school is called (b)___ school. In Britain children start this
school at the age of five. The (c)___ year in Britain begins in September and is
divided into three(d)___. Schools (e)___ for the summer holiday in July.
(f)___education begins at the age of about eleven, and most schools at this
level are (g)___, which means boys and girls study together at the same
classes. In Britain education is (h) ___ from five to 16 of age, but many
children choose to remain at school for another two or three years after 16 to
take higher exams. Most children go to (i)___ schools, which are maintained by
the government or local education authorities, but some children go to (j) ___
schools, which can be expensive. University courses normally last three years
and then students (k) ___, which means they receive their (l) ___. At
university, teaching is by (m) ___ (an individual lesson between a teacher and
one of the students), (n) ___ ( a class of students discussing a subject with a
teacher), (o) ___  (when a teacher gives a prepared talk to a number of
students) and of course private study. Most people who receive a university
place are given a (p) ___ by the government to help pay their (q) and leaving
expenses.

Ex. 3 Put each of the following words
or phrases in its correct space in the passage below.

State    terms   seminar           degree             co-educational           private            primary         

Tutorial                      graduate         nursery
school            grant               secondary                   lecture

Break up         compulsory    fees      academic

When children are two or three years
old, they sometimes go to a (a)___, where they learn simple games and songs.
Their first real school is called (b)___ school. In Britain children start this
school at the age of five. The (c)___ year in Britain begins in September and
is divided into three(d)___. Schools (e)___ for the summer holiday in July.
(f)___education begins at the age of about eleven, and most schools at this
level are (g)___, which means boys and girls study together at the same
classes. In Britain education is (h) ___ from five to 16 of age, but many
children choose to remain at school for another two or three years after 16 to
take higher exams. Most children go to (i)___ schools, which are maintained by
the government or local education authorities, but some children go to (j) ___
schools, which can be expensive. University courses normally last three years
and then students (k) ___, which means they receive their (l) ___. At
university, teaching is by (m) ___ (an individual lesson between a teacher and
one of the students), (n) ___ ( a class of students discussing a subject with a
teacher), (o) ___  (when a teacher gives a prepared talk to a number of
students) and of course private study. Most people who receive a university
place are given a (p) ___ by the government to help pay their (q) and leaving
expenses.

from in with between of at to
on

1.
Bobby started school___the age of five.

2.
They have a holiday____Christmas

3.
There’s a holiday___ the summer, too.

4.
The teachers ___ the staff are very young

5.
Sally goes______a secondary school.

6.
She’ll probably pass_____good marks.

7.
Harry’s ____university.

8.
He gets a grant_____
the
state.

9.
Mathematics will be very useful_____ him _____ the future.

10.
Betty’s a teacher_____English.

11.
She’s a graduate_____Sussex University.

12.
She has a degree______English Literature.

13.
Her pupils are______12 and 18.

14.
She’s very strict_____them.

III. Put each of the following words or phrases in its correct space in the passage below.

state	terms	seminar	co-educational
tutorial	graduate	nursery school	grant
break up	compulsory	fees	academic
private	primary	lecture	degree
secondary

When
children are two or three years old, they sometimes go to a (a)
_______, where they learn simple games and songs. Their first real
school is called a (b)_______ school. In Britain children start this
school at the age of five. The (c)______year in Britain begins in
September and is divided into three (d)_______. Schools
(e)______for the summer holiday in July, f)_______education begins at
the age of about eleven, and most schools at this level are
(g)________, which means boys and girls study together in the same
classes. In Britain education is h)__________from five to 16 years of
age, but many children choose to remain at school for another two or
three years after 16 to take higher exams. Most children go to (i)
______schools, which are maintained by the government or local
education authorities, but some children go to (j)_____schools, which
can be very expensive. University courses normally last three years
and then students (k) _______, which means they receive their
(l)_________. At university, teaching is by (m) __________(an
individual lesson between a teacher and one or two students),
(n)__________ (a class of students discussing a subject with a
teacher), (o) _______ (when a teacher gives a prepared talk to a
number of students) and of course private study. Most people who
receive a university place are given a (p) ___________by the
government to help pay their (q)___________and living expenses.

IV. Write the missing words in the sentences below. Choose from the following:

absent	detention	playground	staff-room
academic	form	present	subjects
assignment	gymnasium	register	terms
compulsory	lecture	scholarship	tutorial
course	mark	seminar	vacation
deputy head

1.
My daughter is in the fifth_____of the local comprehensive school.

2.
The teacher gave her a very high_____for her essay.

3.
If you get a________to a school or university, your studies are paid
for by the

school
or university or some other organization.

4.
My favourite_________at school were English, art and music.

5.
A teacher usually fills in a_______every day to show which children
are______

(at
school) and which children are________(not there).

6.
When he was a student at university he used to work during the
summer________as a waiter.

7.
If the headmaster is ill or away, the__________usually takes over
the running of the school.

8.
A____________is when a teacher at a university or college gives a
prepared talk to a group of students.

9.
You don’t usually talk about homework at university. You use the
word________ instead.

10.
The___________ is where teachers in a school relax, prepare their
lessons, mark their books, etc.

11.
Education in Britain is________between the ages of 5 and 16.

12.
The teacher punished the child by putting her in ______ that is, she
was made

to
stay after school and do extra work.

13.
A___________is when a teacher at a university or college discusses a
subject

with
a group of students.

14.
In Britain, the school or year starts in September and ends in July.
It

is
divided into three____.

15.
She went on a to learn about word-processing.

16.
During the break, the children were made to go out into
the____________.

17.
A_________is when a teacher at a university or college gives an
individual

lesson
to one or more students.

18.
We usually have our physical education lessons in the___________.

The
road
to hell paved with good intentions

Unit
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1. Put the correct word from the following list in each space below.

on at to by of about

a) I often go ____ discos and parties.

b) We stayed ______ a cheap hotel.

c) She sunbathes ______ the beach.

d) I am very keen _____ music.

e) I spend a lot of of time ______ concerts.

f) I often go _____ concerts.

g) He stays _____ his aunt is.

h) He wants to learn ______ other countries.

i) I am very fond _____ the open air.

j) We stopped ______ campsite.

k) They prefer to be close _____ nature.

l) I am going there ______ plane.

2. Add a sentence with the past perfect.

a) I was happy to see my aunt. ( not see/ her / for a year)

b) My mum was pleased to see my room.( just / clean / it)

c) My friend invited me to lunch yesterday, but I refused. ( already / eat / my hot-dog)