Underline the correct word. STUDY TIPS!

Exam time means study time! It’s very important to get the most out of your time when you sit down with your books. Here’s how: find a quiet place to study (1) so that / to you’ll be able to concentrate, and switch off your mobile phone (2) so as not to / not to be disturbed while you are working. Many students make a ‘to do’ list before they study (3) with the aim / with a view of reminding themselves how much time they should spend on each topic. Another good idea is to give yourself a reward each time you achieve a goal (4) in order to / in case stay motivated. If you are studying with friends, agree that you will only talk about the subject you are studying (5) so as not to / not to waste time. Finally, remember to take regular breaks. You need a short break every 30 minutes or so (6) to prevent / to avoid getting too tired.

Charles Dickens is the famous English writer. He was born on the 7 of February in 1812. He was born in a poor family/

When Charles Dickens was ten  his father was put in pirson because he had debts and the boy had to work. He began to work in blacking factory. Later he discribe this period of his life in his novel "David Copperfield".  When he was 25 years old he became one of the most famous and best newspaper reporters in London. "The Pick- wick Papers" was the first great work which was published in April, 1836. In the last years of his life Dickens began to meet with his readers and gave public readings from his own works. He died in the summer,1870 

Charles Dickens is the famous English writer. He was born on the 7 of February in 1812. He was born in a poor family/

When Charles Dickens was ten  his father was put in pirson because he had debts and the boy had to work. He began to work in blacking factory. Later he discribe this period of his life in his novel "David Copperfield".  When he was 25 years old he became one of the most famous and best newspaper reporters in London. "The Pick- wick Papers" was the first great work which was published in April, 1836. In the last years of his life Dickens began to meet with his readers and gave public readings from his own works. He died in the summer,1870