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Are there any rules for students at your school?
- • to set rules
- • to obey a rule
- • to comply with a rule
- • to break a rule
- • strict rules
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students have to wear a uniform -
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students must be on time for classes -
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phones are not allowed during lessons -
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students have to do homework -
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students need to keep the classroom clean -
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students should respect teachers and classmates -
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students can't run in the corridors -
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students can't skip classes without a reason -
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students have to speak English in class -
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students can't eat in class - • no:
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students only have general guidelines, not strict rules - • There aren’t any strict rules for students at my school because:
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teachers trust students to be responsible -
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students and teachers discuss expectations together -
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students focus on self-discipline instead of rules -
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every teacher sets their own policies -
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the school wants to keep a relaxed, creative atmosphere -
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students study online, so rules are flexible -
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students follow common sense instead of formal rules
Yes, there are some rules for students at my school. For example, we have to wear a uniform, and we must be on time for classes. Phones are not allowed during lessons, so we keep them in our bags. These rules help everyone stay focused.
Oh yeah, we do have some rules. We have to do our homework, and we need to keep the classroom clean. Also, we should respect teachers and classmates. I think this creates a friendly atmosphere.
Not really, there aren’t any strict rules at my school. It’s a very small private school, and teachers trust students to be responsible. We only have general guidelines, not strict rules. Most of the time, common sense is enough.
To be honest, we don’t follow fixed rules. We are adults in evening classes, and every teacher sets their own policies. We focus on self-discipline instead of rules. That approach works well for us.
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