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Find your words for classes, study time, and life on campus.
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lecture
noun · 3 examples
- The lecture begins at ten.
- I took notes during the lecture.
- We have a history lecture on Tuesday.
assignment
noun · 3 examples
- Our assignment is to write a short essay.
- I finished the assignment before dinner.
- Please send your assignment by Friday.
exam
noun · 3 examples
- I have an English exam tomorrow.
- She studied hard for the exam.
- The exam lasts two hours.
subject
noun · 3 examples
- History is my favorite subject.
- Which subject do you want to study?
- This subject includes both reading and practical work.
library
noun · 3 examples
- I study in the library after class.
- The library closes at eight.
- You can borrow this book from the library.
course
noun · 3 examples
- I am taking an English course.
- The course starts in September.
- This course includes weekly assignments.
student
noun · 3 examples
- Each student needs a notebook.
- She is a university student.
- The teacher helped a new student.
lesson
noun · 3 examples
- Our first lesson begins at nine.
- We learned five new words in the lesson.
- Please read this page before the next lesson.
degree
noun · 3 examples
- She has a degree in history.
- He is studying for a university degree.
- This job requires a degree in engineering.
notebook
noun · 3 examples
- Write the new words in your notebook.
- I left my notebook on the desk.
- Bring a pen and a notebook to class.
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Academic life and assessment
Words for people, teaching and checking progress in education.
Arranging information on a page
Organize documents and describe the layout of information.
Asking, investigating and assessing
Verbs for collecting facts and judging quality.
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