Teachers open the door but you must enter

Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself. Chinese proverb.

read English speak about teachers and students express our opinion of school

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Our school building is neither large nor small. It has two floors. On the ground floor we have a gymnasium, some classrooms and a dining-room. On the first floor there are many classrooms, a library and a school-hall. There is a sport-ground in the yard. My school is rather new. The building is large. It has four floors. On the first floor there are some classrooms, a cloak-room, a dining-room. On the second floor we have a large school-hall, two gymnasiums and many classrooms. There are four IT rooms on the fourth floor. Here we can work on a

STUDIES 1. What is your favourite subject? 2. What subject is the most difficult for you? 3. What subject gives you a lot of information about people and events? 4. At what lessons do you write a lot? 5. At what lessons do you move a lot? 6. At what lessons do you speak a foreign language? 7. At what lessons do you work on a computer?

a place where you learn about people and subjects a place where it is fun a place where you take exams and write tests too often a place where you meet your friends a place which helps you to find a good job in the future

- the school is nice and comfortable - my teachers are good - the school is not far from my house - my friends go to the same school - this is the only school in my life - …… - …. .

Have we read English? Have we spoken about teachers and students? Have we expressed our opinion of school?

ANYONE WHO STOPS LEARNING IS OLD, WHETHER AT 20 OR 80. ANYONE WHO KEEPS LEARNING STAYS YOUNG. HENRY FORD.