There's a great view from our _________ and I like to sit there in summer.

I almost never go down into the _________. It's too dark. I keep all our old stuff there.

Look up! The _________ of the Sistine Chapel is beautiful!

We need to clean the _________ before we light the fire.

I want to live in a big _________ like Paris or London.

Our living room is small, but it's really _________.

I live in a small cottage in the _________.

I live in Aldeburgh, a small town on the east _________.

You can't go in here. The _________ to the building is round the back.

We have a beautiful Victorian _________ in our living room.

We painted the _________ to our garden dark green.

I don't want to live on the _________ - I don't think it's safe.

We have big windows so our living room is really _________.

Our house is _________. The walls are grey and rough.

We have an expensive, _________ kitchen.

I love sitting by the _________ in winter time.

A _________ leads through our garden to the back door of our house.

We have chairs, a table, and a barbecue on our p__________.

I'll need a ladder to get that football off the _________.

We live on the _________ of that apartment block.

Our kitchen is really _________ so we could put a dining table in it.

You have to go down three _________ to get into our garden.

When we had children we moved from the city centre to the _________.

We have a t__________ where you can sit outside and sunbathe.

We live on the _________ of that building and we have great views.

I was born in a _________ called Shrewsbury.

I grew up in a small _________ in Wales.

There is a _________ between our garden and our neighbour's garden.

We have _________ in our dining room and living room and it looks great - old-fashioned and warm.

A school where students live as well as study.

to get a degree from a college or university, to finish your education

British English - the teacher who is in charge of a school

a school for children who are between three and five years old; kindergarten (AmE)

A school where basic subjects are taught for the first six years of a child's education. (American English)

a school for children between 5 and 11 years old in England and Wales (British English)

a school for children between the ages of 11 and 16 or 18 SYNONYM: high school (BE)

a school in the US and Canada for children of 14 or 15 to 18 years old; in Britain it is the synonym for secondary school

A school that is not supported by government money, where education must be paid for by the children's parent.

A school financed by the government.

A school where the teachers are often priests or nuns.

especially British English - someone who is being taught, especially a child

especially British English one of the periods of time that the school or university year is divided into.

A school where you can study after high school and get a degree.

to be made to leave school

to do things that are bad

to not pass a test or examination

to succeed in an examination or test

to study facts again, in order to learn them before an examination

To do an official test that shows your knowledge or ability in a particular subject.

To develop the faculties and powers of (a person) by teaching, instruction, or schooling.

to get knowledge or a skill

to spend time learning about something