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18 18 SCHOOL LIFE

EXERCISE - 7
» Read the text below and decide if the sentences are “True (T)” or “ False (F)”.

Hello! My name is Ahmet. I’m from Ankara, Turkey. I’m a student at Atatürk High School.
In Turkey, students have to go to school on weekdays. Lessons start at 8.30 a.m. There are
usually six or eight lessons in a day. School subjects are similar to other countries. There are
maths, science, art , music, PE, geography, history, etc. We usually have ten minutes break
between each lesson. Our lunch break is usually between 12.00 and 1.00 p.m. Our lessons
finish at around 3.00 p.m. After school, students can join some school clubs such as folk
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dances, football, basketball, etc. We usually have our mid-term holiday in February and it’s
about two weeks. Summer holiday is our favourite because it lasts about three months.
1. In Turkey, students go to school six days a week. T / F
2. Turkish students usually take 6 or 8 lessons in a day. T / F

3. There is no time to rest between classes in Turkish schools. T / F
4. Students in Turkey usually leave the school at around three o’clock in the afternoon. T / F
5. In Turkey, the length of summer break is more than the length of mid - term break. T / F

Let’s Remember

GREETING PEOPLE (İNSANLARLA SELAMLAŞMA)

* Gün içerisinde birbirimizle selamlaşırken değişik ifadeler kullanırız. Bunlardan bazıları şöyledir:
» How are you? (Nasılsın?)
» How are you doing? (Nasılsın / Nasıl gidiyor?)
» How is it going with you? (Nasıl gidiyor?)
» What is going on? (Ne var ne yok?)
» How are things? (Ne haber?)
» What’s up? (Ne haber?)
» How do you do? (Nasılsın / Ne var ne yok?)
» Are you OK? (İyi misin?)
» I’m fine, thanks. And you? (İyiyim, teşekkürler. Ya sen?)
» Great! You? (Harikayım! Ya sen?)
» Not too bad. / Not bad. (Fena değil.)
» I’m alright. (İyiyim.)
» I’m okay. (İyiyim.)
» Everything is fine. (Her şey yolunda.)
» So - so. (Eh işte. / Ne iyi ne kötü.)
» Good, thanks. How about you? (İyiyim, teşekkürler. Ya sen?)
» It’s great to see you. (Seni görmek harika.)
» Good to see you. / Nice seeing you. (Seni görmek güzel.)