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09 April 2011

Little Big Teachers

As the last activity of this year’s English Week, four of our brilliant students from 5-B, Jasmin, Julia, Polina and Ravleen, tasted the pleasures of teaching. Today, we saw them conducting an unforgettable lesson in the 2^nd and 3^rd classes. Having prepared for the topic “Animals and Their Body Parts” for two weeks, the excellent four presented a great performance.

06 April 2011

Sunu1

A Visit to British Council Of Odessa

Today, English Department organised a visit to British Council Of Odessa (BCO) with the students who have been preparing for the Cambridge ESOL Exams, especially KET and PET.

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English Week

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English Week has started with adorable and challenging activities...

Wait for the weird questions every day and submit your answers to Iskender Bey daily.

Rating Exam

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Lyceum Chernomorsky is organising an All-subject Rating Exam (including English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Maths) for 7th graders in the first week of February to see their level and prepare them for the upcoming academic year. We wish them all good luck.

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revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."

revise = go over everything you've learned or studied before a test: "I'm busy revising."

gifted = someone who has a particular talent: "He's a gifted painter."

dense = finding it hard to understand: "I tried to tell her, but she's too dense to take it in."

thick = not intelligent: "Don't be so thick! The answer's easy!"

learn by heart = learn something so that you know it perfectly: "I've learned the algebra rules by heart."