Question

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​

Answer 1

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​.

Answer 2

1. We take exams in the summer. (Both are correct, but "take" is more commonly used in this context.)

2. The school timetable is more or less the same every day. (Both are correct, but "timetable" is more commonly used in British English, while "schedule" is more common in American English.)

3. The day is divided into seven lessons. (Correct)

4. The pupils study about ten subjects. (Correct)

5. There is usually a break three times a day. (Correct)

6. Schools often break up after they finish exams. (Correct)

7. After pupils leave school, many of them get a job. (Both are correct, but "get" is more commonly used in this context.)

8. Pupils can dress the way they want. (Correct)