In and Out of School

Tick the correct sentences.

1. Are there’re any posters on the walls in your classroom?           [Correct, Incorrect]

   Are there any posters on the walls in your classroom?           [Correct, Incorrect]

2. The lockers are next to the canteen.           [Correct, Incorrect]

   The lockers are next the canteen.           [Correct, Incorrect]

3. Pupils mustn’t bring chewing gum to school.           [Correct, Incorrect]

   Pupils mustn’t to bring chewing gum to school.           [Correct, Incorrect]

4. The lessons start at 8.30, so the students needn’t come to school before 8.00.           [Correct, Incorrect]

   The lessons start at 8.30, so the students needn’t coming to school before 8.00.           [Correct, Incorrect]

Read and complete the text with the words from the box.

The West Philadelphia School of the Future was opened in 2006. It’s difficult to believe, but students there don’t need any books. Instead, students use              [blackboards, lockers, mathematics, computers] (1). Mathematics is taught with OneNote, a note-taking app, and teachers use computerized smart boards instead of traditional             [computers, mathematics, lockers, blackboards] (2). Students use digital              [mathematics, blackboards, lockers, computers] (3) that open with the flash of an ID card. The lessons begin at 9.00 a. m. and end at 4.00 p. m. to be like a normal workday instead of a typical school day. The school soon became successful. Students show good results in             [lockers, mathematics, computers, blackboards]_ (4), reading and sciences. As they can use Microsoft Office and other programs very well, they have higher chances to find a good job after finishing school.

Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.

1. I don’t like this coffee. It’s not sweet        [enough, too] .

2. Nobody could move the piano. It was        [enough, too] heavy.

3. We couldn’t climb over the wall. It was        [enough, too] high.

4. I don’t wear this jacket in winter. It isn’t warm        [enough, too] .