BACK TO SCHOOL VOCABULARY (ENROL)
BACK TO SCHOOL VOCABULARY (ENROL): meaning and examples
Welcome back Daily Vitamin readers. I hope all of you had a great weekend!
This week we will look at words and expressions related to going back to school, since September is a common time of the year for returning to the classroom.
We begin with the very common word: ENROL
Definition: to put yourself, or someone else, onto the official list of members of a course, college, or group.
Sentence 1: he was too ill to leave his house, so his mother enrolled him in his classes for the spring semester.
Sentence 2: They will enrol their children in the local school.
Sentence 3: I think it is too late to enrol at the university. You'll have to wait until next semester.
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Have a great day!