Vocabulary - Studying

To be a good student, you need to concentrate in class and review your notes regularly. It's important to prepare for exams well in advance, not just the night before. Creating a study schedule can help you manage your time effectively. Don't be afraid to ask for help if you don't understand a topic. Your main goal should be to learn and achieve good results. If you find a subject difficult, try to find a new approach to learning it. Finally, remember to take a break to avoid getting tired.

VOCABULARY

• concentrate: to focus all your attention on something.
• It's difficult to concentrate when the music is so loud.

• review: to study something again to remember it.
• I need to review my notes before the test tomorrow.

• prepare: to get ready for something.
• She is preparing for her job interview.

• manage: to control or organize something or someone.
• He needs to learn how to manage his money.

• ask for help: to request assistance from someone.
• If you can't lift the box, ask for help.

• goal: something you want to do or achieve in the future.
• My main goal this year is to learn to play the guitar.

• achieve: to succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard.
• With hard work, you can achieve anything.

• approach: a way of doing something.
• His approach to the problem was very creative.

• take a break: to stop working for a short time to rest.
• Let's take a break and get some coffee.

ACTIVITIES

1 - Match the word to its definition.

2 - Complete the sentences with a word from the vocabulary list.