In modern education, students are encouraged to __________ knowledge through research rather than memorization.

The teacher ordered the students __________ their essays due to plagiarism.

The professor reminded us __________ our research notes to the next lecture.

The teacher advised us __________ the answers blank in the exam.

The librarian warned the students __________ the books or they would be fined.

Poor time management often allows minor interruptions to __________ learners from completing important tasks efficiently.

The company offered __________ employees who wanted to pursue further studies.

The environmentalist suggested __________ to reusable water bottles to reduce plastic waste and protect marine life.

The customer __________ her find a dress in a smaller size.

Participating in debates and discussions can __________ a student's confidence in public speaking.

Many students face __________ when they study abroad, such as homesickness and financial problems.

Reading academic articles helps learners stay __________ about recent developments in their field.

A(n) __________ education helps students develop not only academic skills but also creativity and critical thinking.

The teacher acknowledged that most of her students learned better with visual materials, so she added more pictures to the lesson.

Even though the teacher explained the benefits, some students were still reluctant to use online learning platforms.

In university, students can choose from a variety of fascinated subjects such as artificial intelligence, marine biology, and international relations.

My friend recommended to watch English movies with subtitles, but I found it difficult to follow at first.

My older sister persuaded me starting preparing for university entrance exams early, as she had struggled when she started too late.

a. Liam: That's true. My dad just started learning a new language for his job!

b. Liam: Hey, Sarah! Do you think lifelong learning is really important?

c. Sarah: That's great! It shows that learning isn't just for students - it's for everyone.

d. Liam: I think I should take an online course to improve my skills, too.

e. Sarah: Of course! The world is always changing, so we need to keep learning new skills.

a. Susan: Don't worry! I'll teach you step by step.

b. Grandma: Oh, that sounds interesting, but I'm not sure if I can.

c. Susan: Grandma, would you like to learn how to use a smartphone?