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Flashcards in the setHaven't started (42) it is not good to work all the time, because one becomes bored and boringall work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.e.g. death, taxes, etc.an integral part of lifeto give several things equal importanceto balance sthtime to spend any way you wantleisure timea lot of work to doheavy workloadto go through all your notes again to learn themrevisionthe subjects in a course of studysyllabusto be successful in one’s examsto get good exam resultsto be accepted for a study place at a universityto get a place in universityjob trainingvocational trainingto try to get on a training course to become a carpenter, plumber, electrician, etc.to apply for an apprenticeshipto be successful at schoolworkto get good gradesabsolutely necessaryindispensablehealth, happiness, safetywell-beinge.g. video games, watching TVsedentary leisure activities plto do sth enjoyable for as long as you wantto sb's heart's content< > to become tense and anxiousto unwindto chill; n relaxationto relaxto feel completely OK againto recover from sthe.g. get out of bed, get dressed, brush teeth, etc.daily routinesuccess in schoolwork and examsacademic performancethe process of accepting students into a universityuniversity admissionhaving enough free time, and not too much time at workwork-life balancee.g. to join a sports team, to take part in the drama club, to sing in a choir, etc.to take part in extracurricular activitiesto register for sth e.g. a course of studyto enrol in sthto do an activity you enjoy in your spare timeto pursue a hobbyan electivemandatory optional subject an activity done in sb’s free timeleisure pursuitto encourage new ideasto stimulate creativityto make your movements and ability to retain information betterto improve reflexes and memoryto get people to work togetherto foster teamworkthe negative aspectdownsideinability to sit still, concentrate, or rememberattention-span disordersb who loves sitting around, not movingcouch potatoto take a year out between school and universityto take a gap yearcontact with other peoplesocial interactionhow much you enjoy the life you livelife satisfactionto feel better about oneselfto build self-esteemworking for no moneyvolunteeringto do sth good for other peopleto give back to societyto work for e.g. UNICEF, the Red Cross, etc.to get involved in charity workto be inseparable from sthto be part and parcel of sth
it is not good to work all the time, because one becomes bored and boringall work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
to try to get on a training course to become a carpenter, plumber, electrician, etc.to apply for an apprenticeship
e.g. to join a sports team, to take part in the drama club, to sing in a choir, etc.to take part in extracurricular activities