Vocabulary (warm up)

Students (a)   when they've successfully completed their university course of three or more years.

A (a)   is a qualification you study for at university and which you receive at the end of your course

The school and university year is divided into three (a)   which are each usually 10-15 weeks long.

Students who do badly in an exam will (a)   the exam and may need to take it again.

Students who do well in an exam will get good marks and will (a)   the exam.

A (a)   is a particular subject that you write about or talk about.

When you do (a)   , you try to find out a lot of information about a subject from books or the internet.

When you (a)   for an exam, you look at the work you have done and try to remember the information.

Students at university need to listen to (a)   , which are formal talks about a subject.

A (a)   is a university teacher who teaches students in small groups.