Campus Life Practice & Review

Campus life is full of conversations with classmates, teachers, and friends. In this lesson, you’ll practice natural English used in everyday college situations, from meeting people and attending classes to discussing assignments and making plans.

Pro Tip: Don’t try to translate from your native language. Listen to how people naturally speak and practice using short, simple, and confident sentences.

Useful Expressions

• Good to see you again.
• Which class are you going to?
• Is this seat taken?
• I have a lecture now.
• Let’s grab a coffee.
• I’m running a little late.
• Have you finished the assignment?
• Can you help me with this topic?
• That sounds interesting.
• I’ll see you after class.
• What time does the class start?
• Let’s study together.
• I totally agree.
• Good luck with your exam.
• See you around campus.

Questions & Answers

1. What course are you studying?
I’m studying computer science.

2. Which subject do you enjoy the most?
I enjoy English because it’s practical.

3. Where do you usually study?
I usually study in the library.

4. Do you have classes every day?
Yes, except Sunday.

5. What’s your favorite place on campus?
The library is my favorite place.

6. Do you like group projects?
Yes, they help me learn from others.

7. How do you prepare for exams?
I revise my notes and solve practice questions.

8. Do you bring lunch from home?
Sometimes, but I also eat at the cafeteria.

9. Who is your favorite teacher?
My English teacher is my favorite.

10. What do you usually do after class?
I meet my friends or go to the library.

Conversation

Emma: Hi, Alex! Where are you going?
Alex: I’m going to my economics class.
Emma: Is it your first lecture today?
Alex: Yes, it starts in five minutes.
Emma: Are you ready for today’s quiz?
Alex: I think so. I studied last night.
Emma: Great! Good luck.
Alex: Thanks. What about you?
Emma: I have a presentation this afternoon.
Alex: You’ll do well. You’re always prepared.
Emma: Thanks! See you after class.
Alex: See you later.

Real-Life Conversation

Riya: Hey, Arjun! Good morning.
Arjun: Morning! How are you today?
Riya: I’m doing well. What about you?
Arjun: Pretty good. Where are you heading?
Riya: I’m going to the library.
Arjun: Are you studying for tomorrow’s exam?
Riya: Yes. Have you started preparing?
Arjun: I started yesterday, but I still have a lot to cover.
Riya: Which subject is giving you trouble?
Arjun: Mathematics. Some chapters are difficult.
Riya: Maybe we can study together later.
Arjun: That would be really helpful.
Riya: Sure. Let’s meet after lunch.
Arjun: Sounds good. Around 2 p.m.?
Riya: Perfect. I’ll bring my notes.
Arjun: Great. Thanks for helping me.
Riya: No problem. Friends help each other.
Arjun: By the way, have you submitted the assignment?
Riya: Yes, I submitted it this morning.
Arjun: I still need to finish mine.
Riya: Don’t wait until the last minute.
Arjun: You’re right. I’ll complete it today.
Riya: Good idea. See you at 2 p.m.
Arjun: See you then. Have a good class!
Riya: You too!

Quick Practice

A. Change the Words

Replace the highlighted word with a suitable alternative.

1. Let’s study together. → __________ together.
2. I finished the assignment. → __________ the assignment.
3. I’m going to class. → __________ class.
4. The lecture was interesting. → __________.
5. We met after class. → __________ after class.

B. Answer the Questions

1. Where do you usually sit in class?
2. Who do you study with?
3. Which subject is the easiest for you?
4. What time do your classes begin?
5. What do you usually do during lunch break?

C. Complete the Sentences

1. My favorite subject is __________.
2. I usually study in the __________.
3. After class, I like to __________.
4. Tomorrow I have a __________.
5. My best friend on campus is __________.

Speaking Challenge

Imagine it’s your first day at college.

Speak for 1–2 minutes about:

• Introduce yourself.
• Talk about your course.
• Describe your first class.
• Mention one new friend.
• Explain your daily campus routine.
• Say what you enjoy most about campus life.
• End by inviting a classmate to study together.

Common Mistakes

Incorrect	Correct
I am going library.	I am going to the library.
He don’t like this class.	He doesn’t like this class.
We discussed about the project.	We discussed the project.
I have many homeworks.	I have a lot of homework.
See you in tomorrow.	See you tomorrow.

Lesson Summary

Key Expressions

• Good to see you again.
• Which class are you going to?
• Is this seat taken?
• I have a lecture now.
• Let’s grab a coffee.
• Have you finished the assignment?
• Can you help me with this topic?
• Let’s study together.
• Good luck with your exam.
• I’ll see you after class.
• See you around campus.