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AT SCHOOL Study this content to have a better understanding of the school basics. Use these words to create sentences. School Structure Building Ceiling Floor Halls Stairs First floors Classroom Laboratory / Lab Bathroom Water Fountain Gymnasium / Gym Backyard Canteen Cafeteria Nursery First Aids Kit Chair Seat Desk Board/ Blackboard / Whiteboard People Teacher Student Classmate Principle Nurse Parents Lexicon  Subject Assignment Homework Exam Quiz Review Submission Date Approved   - Failed Mark / Score Rules Break Period Biology Literature Physics Chemistry Math English Social sciences Gym class Attendance Orienteering Oral Presentation Notes Reading Speaking Writing Listening Skills Lecture Exercise Activity True - false Correct - incorrect Materials Paper sheet Pencil Pen Eraser Pencil case Sharpener Book Uniform Gym Clothes Water bottle Highlighter Markers Others To be  on time...

Overview   Spoken language is full of fixed expressions that are not necessarily difficult to understand but have a fixed form that does not change. These have to be learned as whole expressions. These expressions are sometimes difficult to find in dictionaries, so it is important to be on the lookout for them.   Conversation Building Expressions   Here are some common expressions that help to modify or organize what we say .   Expression is underlined; → function / meaning of the expression is italicized   • As I was saying, I haven’t been back to London, Ontario for years.   → Takes the conversation back to an earlier point   • Speaking of good tennis players, have you ever seen Mark Duffield play?   → Starting a new topic but linking it to the current one   • If you ask me, he’s going to get himself into trouble.   → If you want my opinion (even if no one has asked for it)   • That reminds me, I...