[Noun] (the act of accepting or allowing someone to enter a place or organization).

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[Verb] (an amount of money is given to be used for a particular purpose such as

education research)

(a)  

[Noun] (the whole range of conditions and activities in which learning

happens)

(a)  

[Verb] (the act of going to a foreign country to study).

(a)  

[Noun] (a year between leaving high school and starting university that someone

spends on working or travelling).

(a)  

[Verb] (to have a casual conversation)

(a)  

[Noun] (someone who spends a lot of time reading).

(a)  

[Noun] (a system of education in which teachers and students do not meet in

a classroom but use the Internet or TV programs and e-mail to have classes)

(a)  

[Verb] (to register, or enter in a list for an activity or for membership in a group).

(a)  

[Verb] (to purposefully not attend a class without permission).

It is bad news when youngsters begin to play truant from school

(a)  

[Adjective] (not present in a place where you are expected to be).

(a)  

[Verb] (to do a test).

(a)  

[Verb] (to do a course again because you have failed it the first time).

Students do not need special permission to retake a course.

(a)  

[Noun] (the act of compelling people obey a particular law or rule).

He works in law enforcement.

(a)  

[Expression] (at an unhurried, relaxed, slow speed)

(a)