Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. Sometimes both are correct.
1. We (take/do) exams in the summer. Both are correct.
2. The school (timetable/schedule) is more or less the same every day.
3. The day is divided (into/out of) seven lessons.
4. The pupils (do/study) about ten subjects.
5. There is usually a (rest/break) three times a day.
6. Schools often (break out/break up) after they finish exams.
7. After pupils leave school, many of them (take/get) a job.
8. Pupils can (wear/dress) the way they want
1. We (take/do) exams in the summer. Both are correct.
2. The school (timetable/schedule) is more or less the same every day.
3. The day is divided (into/out of) seven lessons.
4. The pupils (do/study) about ten subjects.
5. There is usually a (rest/break) three times a day.
6. Schools often (break out/break up) after they finish exams.
7. After pupils leave school, many of them (take/get) a job.
8. Pupils can (wear/dress) the way they want
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2. The school (timetable/schedule) is more or less the same every day. Both are correct
3. The day is divided into seven lessons.
4. The pupils (do/study) about ten subjects. Both are correct
5. There is usually a break three times a day.
6. Schools often (break out/break up) after they finish exams. Both are correct
7. After pupils leave school, many of them (take/get) a job. Both are correct
8. Pupils can dress the way they want.