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school-vocabulary
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school
vocabulary
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Inside the School
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inside-the-school
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Rooms inside the school: classroom, corridor or hallway, library,  cafeteria or lunchroom, gymnasium, washroom, secretary’s office and principal’s office.
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Sons
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school
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classroom
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corridor
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hallway
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library
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cafeteria
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lunchroom
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gym
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gymnasium
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washroom
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secretary’s office
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principal’s office
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Outside the School
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outside-the-school
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Things found around the school: playground or schoolyard where you can find a jungle gym, a swing, a seesaw, a bench and a picnic table; a parking lot and a bus stop.
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playground
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schoolyard
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swing
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slide
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jungle gym
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monkey bars
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seesaw
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bench
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picnic table
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parking lot
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bus stop
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bus zone
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People at School
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people-at-school
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People at school: students, a teacher, a principal, a secretary or receptionist, a counsellor, a coach, a janitor, a nurse, a librarian and a bus driver.
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*Pupil generally refers to elementary school students.

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student
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pupil
Son
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teacher
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principal
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secretary
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receptionist
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counsellor
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coach
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janitor
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nurse
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librarian
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bus driver
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Objects Around the Classroom
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objects-around-the-classroom
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Objects around the classroom: board, clock,calendar, bell, desks, chairs,  bookcase, shelves, lockers, cubbies, coat racks and hooks.
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*See Advanced School Objects vocabulary to learn about different types of boards.

For school supplies, visit School Supply Vocabulary (coming soon).

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board
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clock
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calendar
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bell
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desk
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chair
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bookcase
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bookshelf
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shelf
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shelves
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locker
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cubby
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cubbies
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coat rack
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coat hook
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School Actions Words
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school-actions-words
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School actions: learn, teach, study, do homework, work, read, write, speak, listen, ask a question, answer a question, raise your hands, draw, play, take a test, stand up, sit down, go to class or recess, open a door or a book, close a door or a book.
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to learn
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to teach
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to study
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to do homework
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to work
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to read
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to write
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to speak
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to listen
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to ask (a question)
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to answer (a question)
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to raise your hand
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to draw
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to play
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to take a test
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to stand up
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to sit down
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to go to (class, recess…)
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to open (a door, a book…)
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to close (a door, a book…)
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School Vocabulary at a Glance
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school-vocabulary-at-a-glance
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Images depicting rooms inside the school, things around the school and people at school.
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Images depicting objects around the classroom and school actions.
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School Vocabulary Exercise
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school-vocabulary-exercise
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Coming soon.

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Advanced School Vocabulary
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advanced-school-vocabulary
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Advanced Places at School vocabulary
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advanced-places-at-school-vocabulary
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homeroom
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Classroom where students begin their day, generally with the same group and teacher for a whole year.
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computer lab
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Classroom with many computers for students to use. Sometimes called a “computer room” or "media centre.”
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art room
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Classroom equipped to make art projects. It generally contains art supplies, tools and access to water.
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music room
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Classroom to learn and play music. It contains instruments, music stands and sometimes sound equipment.
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band room
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Music room for the school band.
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science lab
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Classroom where students do experiments and have science class.
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resource room
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Classroom with extra learning material, tools and quiet space for students who need extra support.
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auditorium
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Large room made for presentations, school events or performances (plays, musicals, concerts).
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assembly hall
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Large room used for school assemblies and school performances. Often a multipurpose room also used for indoor sports or dining, for example.
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playing fields
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Large open playing area, usually outdoors, often made of natural or artificial grass. Examples: football field, soccer field, baseball field.
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courts
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Playing area with hard surfaces, made to play sports. Can be found indoors and outdoors. Examples: basketball court, volleyball court, tennis court.
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track
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Area made for running and athletics events.
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stairway
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Set of stairs connecting different floors in a building.
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elevator
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Moving platform to take people or objects up and down building floors.
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supply closet
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Small room to store cleaning supplies, paper, pencils, office supplies, etc.
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storage room
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Room to store materials and supplies that is larger than a supply closet and generally used for longer term storage.
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Field vs court, which is which?
 

 FieldCourt
SizeLargeSmaller than a field
AreaOpen, no walls, some marked boundariesClear marked boundaries or enclosed with walls
SurfaceNatural or artificial grassHard surface like concrete, wood or specialized flooring
LocationGenerally outdoorsOutdoors and indoors
ExamplesA football field and a soccer field.A basketball court and a tennis court.
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Advanced School Objects
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advanced-school-objects
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blackboard
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Board with a green or black surface used for writing with chalk. Sometimes called a “chalkboard.”
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chalkboard
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Board with a green or black surface used for writing with chalk. Sometimes called a “blackboard.”
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whiteboard
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Board with a glossy white surface used for writing with dry-erase markers.
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interactive board
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Digital display board connected to a computer with touchscreen features.
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bulletin board
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Board used to post and display important information, such as announcements and student work.
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student ID
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Card or badge with student identification information.
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intercom
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Communication system to communicate from one room to another.
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cabinet
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Furniture with doors and shelves for storage.
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stool
Son
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Seat with no back or armrests, generally 3 or 4 legged.
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projector
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Device used to project an image on a screen or a wall.
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overhead projector
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Device used to project and magnify images from transparent plastic sheets.
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water fountain
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Device providing clean, cool drinking water. Also called a “drinking fountain.”
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lock
Son
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Device used to keep something secure, such as a door or a locker. Can only be opened with the right key or combination.
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Advanced Action Words Vocabulary
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advanced-action-words-vocabulary
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to sharpen (a pencil)
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To make a pencil sharp and pointy again, using a sharpener.
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to erase
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To remove writing or marks with an eraser.
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to start over
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To begin something again from the beginning.
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to apply yourse
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To focus, work hard and put efforts into achieving a task.
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to participate
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To take part in an activity, discussion or event with others.
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to pay attention
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To concentrate, by watching, listening and thinking carefully.
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to present
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To show or explain something to a group of people.
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to revise
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To go over work you have done and make changes to improve it.
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to review
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To look at something you have already studied or learned, in order to remember it or check for mistakes.
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to double-check
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To look at something a second time to make sure it is okay. To check again.
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to pass
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To be successful in an exam, test or course. To meet the necessary requirements. Opposite of “to fail.”
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to fail
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To be unsuccessful in an exam, test or course, not meeting the necessary requirements. Opposite of “to pass.”
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to graduate
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To complete a course of study and receive a diploma or degree.
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to evaluate
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To assess the quality, value or performance of a given task.
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to highlight
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To mark information with a highlighter.
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to underline
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To mark information by drawing a line under it.
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to circle
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To mark information by drawing a circle around it.
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to cross out
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To draw lines over text you want to indicate as incorrect or no longer needed.
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to register
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To officially put your name on a list for a class, a school, an event, etc.
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School Expressions Vocabulary
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school-expressions-vocabulary
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to catch on
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To understand something. Often used after efforts and difficulties to understand initially.
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to catch up
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To reach the same level as others in class after falling behind. Also used when you have to do work that you missed.
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to drop out
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Stop attending school or a course before it is completed.
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to find out
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To learn or discover something you didn't know before.
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to hand in
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To give your completed work to a teacher.
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to hand out
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To give something, like paper or supplies, to each person in the group. To distribute.
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to look up
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To search for information.
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to sign up
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To put your name on a list to join a group, class, club or activity.
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to fall behind
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To progress slower than the rest of the group.
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to write down
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To record information on paper.
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to note down
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To write down information you think is important.
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to go over
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To review, check or examine in a careful way.
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to get through
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To successfully complete a long or difficult task.
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Advanced School Vocabulary Exercise
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advanced-school-vocabulary-exercise
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see-also
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