School days

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Vocabulary revision on school subjects and other vocabulary related.

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School daysVersión en línea Vocabulary revision on school subjects and other vocabulary related. por Raquel Rodríguez A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A Go to school Starts with B the way that someone behaves. Starts with C obligatory Starts with D a form of punishment in which children are made to stay at school for a short time after classes have ended. Starts with E Related to education Contains F In Spain, if you get less than 5 in a subject, you ____________. Starts with G "Marks" in American English are called ____________ Starts with H In this school subject you study about kings and queens. Starts with I This is a school subject in which you use computers. Contains J An area of knowledge that is studied in school, college, or university. Contains K _______________ in the school building is forbidden. Starts with L This is a subject where you have to study about books and read a lot of them. Contains M A synonym for homework Contains N A place in a school, where food and drinks are sold, often at a lower than usual price. A synonym for cafeteria. Starts with O A subject that is not compulsory is ________________. Starts with P When you don't fail a subject, you _____________ it. Starts with Q Robert has a TEFL _________________, meaning he can teach English as a foreign language. Starts with R Before an important exam, you do some ______________. Starts with S An area of knowledge that is studied in school. Starts with T The school year is divided into _______________. Starts with U Children in Britain wear a _____________ to go to school. Starts with V the opposite of compulsory or obligatory. Contains W Use offensive language, especially as an expression of anger. Contains Y Behaviour which is intended to hurt someone either emotionally or physically. Starts with Z The mark you get in an exam if you are caught cheating.

School daysVersión en línea

Vocabulary revision on school subjects and other vocabulary related.

por Raquel Rodríguez

Starts with A

Go to school

Starts with B

the way that someone behaves.

Starts with C

obligatory

Starts with D

a form of punishment in which children are made to stay at school for a short time after classes have ended.

Starts with E

Related to education

Contains F

In Spain, if you get less than 5 in a subject, you ____________.

Starts with G

"Marks" in American English are called ____________

Starts with H

In this school subject you study about kings and queens.

Starts with I

This is a school subject in which you use computers.

Contains J

An area of knowledge that is studied in school, college, or university.

Contains K

_______________ in the school building is forbidden.

Starts with L

This is a subject where you have to study about books and read a lot of them.

Contains M

A synonym for homework

Contains N

A place in a school, where food and drinks are sold, often at a lower than usual price. A synonym for cafeteria.

Starts with O

A subject that is not compulsory is ________________.

Starts with P

When you don't fail a subject, you _____________ it.

Starts with Q

Robert has a TEFL _________________, meaning he can teach English as a foreign language.

Starts with R

Before an important exam, you do some ______________.

Starts with S

An area of knowledge that is studied in school.

Starts with T

The school year is divided into _______________.

Starts with U

Children in Britain wear a _____________ to go to school.

Starts with V

the opposite of compulsory or obligatory.

Contains W

Use offensive language, especially as an expression of anger.

Contains Y

Behaviour which is intended to hurt someone either emotionally or physically.

Starts with Z

The mark you get in an exam if you are caught cheating.

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School daysVersión en línea

por Raquel Rodríguez

Starts with A

Go to school

Starts with B

the way that someone behaves.

Starts with C

obligatory

Starts with D

a form of punishment in which children are made to stay at school for a short time after classes have ended.

Starts with E

Related to education

Contains F

In Spain, if you get less than 5 in a subject, you ____________.

Starts with G

"Marks" in American English are called ____________

Starts with H

In this school subject you study about kings and queens.

Starts with I

This is a school subject in which you use computers.

Contains J

An area of knowledge that is studied in school, college, or university.

Contains K

_______________ in the school building is forbidden.

Starts with L

This is a subject where you have to study about books and read a lot of them.

Contains M

A synonym for homework

Contains N

A place in a school, where food and drinks are sold, often at a lower than usual price. A synonym for cafeteria.

Starts with O

A subject that is not compulsory is ________________.

Starts with P

When you don't fail a subject, you _____________ it.

Starts with Q

Robert has a TEFL _________________, meaning he can teach English as a foreign language.

Starts with R

Before an important exam, you do some ______________.

Starts with S

An area of knowledge that is studied in school.

Starts with T

The school year is divided into _______________.

Starts with U

Children in Britain wear a _____________ to go to school.

Starts with V

the opposite of compulsory or obligatory.

Contains W

Use offensive language, especially as an expression of anger.

Contains Y

Behaviour which is intended to hurt someone either emotionally or physically.

Starts with Z

The mark you get in an exam if you are caught cheating.