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Exams Pass exams Fail (the test) Get low\ high marks(grades) Sit for\ take an exam Cram Cheat

Cram – study hard the night before a test She’d crammed for the test until 4 a.m.

Cheat – to behave in a dishonest way to get an advantage Bart is cheating.

Get ahead – to become more successful than other people If you want to get ahead, you need a good education!

Phrasal Verbs Get through – to pass exam Put out – to delay Get on – to make progress Get down to – finally start doing smth that needs a lot of time, energy Hand in – to give finished papers to the teacher Work out – to plan a good way of doing smth

Education\School Idioms As easy as ABC very easy As easy as a pie A piece of cake Bookworm – a person who likes reading very much Copycat – someone who cheats Eager beaver - someone who works very hardworking and is very enthusiastic Learn by heart Play hooky- to not go to school when you should

Education\School Idioms School of hard knocks- the ordinary experience of learning from work and daily life The girl left school early and began to learn about life in the school of hard knocks.  Teach someone a lesson - to do something to someone in order to punish him or her for their bad behavior My friend is always late so I taught her a lesson and left our meeting place before she had arrived.  Teacher's pet - the teacher's favorite student Work fingers to the bone – to work very hard You nailed it! – You get it (understand)!

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