Learn English: 8 TEST & EXAM Expressions

TRANSCRIPT Hello. My name is Emma, and in today&video, I am going to teach you seven test expressions. Okay? So, seven expressions that have to do with exams, finals, tests, quizzes, whatever you call them. So this video is very useful to you if you are in university or college, in high school, if you&taking the TOEFL or the IELTS, and also if you just want to learn some expressions for when you talk about when you were in school. Okay? So, without further ado, let&talk about these seven expressions. The first expression: "Procrastinate". Okay? This is a very long word that actually has a simple meaning. Procrastinate. If you procrastinate, this is the first thing you do before you do a test. Procrastinate is where you don&study right away. For example, maybe you&very stressed about your test and you just don&want to study, so maybe you watch a movie, maybe you hang out with your friends, maybe you go to the bar. Maybe, like me, you spend a lot of time on Facebook or Twitter instead of actually studying for your exam. So, when you procrastinate, it means that you are not studying. In fact, you are doing everything but studying. Okay? So we call this "procrastinate". And we don&just use this for exams and tests. You can also use this word when it comes to projects, assignments, taxes; anything where you need to do work and you really don&want to do the work, so you do something else instead. Okay? So let&look at our example sentence. "Facebook helped me procrastinate." So...