Student
Student + verb
students are taught
students graduate
students drop out
students are bullied
Adjective + student
an angry student
a bright / brilliant student
a hard-working student
a lazy student
your fellow students
a former student
a full-time / part-time student
Common expressions
students do (French)
students adapt to (university) life
students find accommodation
students have debts
students discounts
Exercise
Verb + student
Our students are taught through lectures, seminars and individual tutorials.
I hated school because I was bullied by some of the other students.
About 90% of our students graduate from university with degrees. Unfortunately, the other 10% drop out after their first year.
Adjective + student
Eva is a brilliant / bright student - she should get a first-class degree.
Hundreds of angry students held demonstrations in the university square to protest about the cuts in education.
Greg is a very hard-working student. He's also extremely popular with his fellow students.
I retired from teaching many years ago, but still get cards from my former students.
I'm a full-time student at the moment, but I'm thinking of going part-time because I'm finding it difficult to pay for the course, my food and accommodation.
Colin’s a very lazy student - he's never handed in an essay on time!
Common expressions:
Some students have difficulty adapting to college life away from home. - b
Students get a 10% discount on all books in the store. - a
It's difficult for students to find somewhere nice to live in some cities. - e
In the UK, some students have huge debts by the time they graduate from university. - c
Most of the students at my college are doing business courses. - d
Note
Note these types of student:
The college library has facilities for disabled students.
The university has a large number of overseas students. Many of them are from China.
There are a number of mature students living on campus. Some have children.