- to maintain discipline (The chancellor is supposed to maintain fiscal discipline and ease the pain of austerity.)
- Appear (Then a bright light appeared in the sky.)
- the average class size (Average class size is 10 boys, opposed to the typical 25 to 40 children)
- Arrive (We were the last to arrive at the station.)
- Guide (verb) (Our lawyer guided us through the more complicated questions on the form.)
- to set (enough) homework (They moan about what we're studying or why I need to set them homework)
- Reach (We won't reach Miami till five or six o'clock.)
- to encourage sb (The council is encouraging the development of the property for both employment and recreation)
- • To fall out of one's favour (The informal organization fell out of favour in the 1960s.)
- to lead to sth (The clues lead to historic buildings, where the players collect these old symbols)
- to raise standards (Both favor the exams as a way to raise standards)
- in recent times (The population of the island had been considerably reduced in recent times)
- according to the statistics (According to the statistics can't be two news of the groom in one day)
- to be home-schooled (My sister and I were home schooled)
- I don't get the point of (I don't get the point of view)
- to explore (the world/city) (The best way to explore the countryside is on foot)
- to get feedback and personal attention (The ultimate personal touch)
- to place a lot of importance on (to place a lot of importance on study )
- on average (The city's police chief says they arrest, on average, 300 people each day)
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