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noun · B1Exercise Book
EKS-uh-syzb-uk/ˈeksəsaɪz bʊk/
An exercise book (id: exercise-book) is a book of lined or squared paper for schoolwork (UK). A textbook is printed to study from; an exam paper is the script they mark in the hall. Homework: write the title in the exercise book; scrap paper is not what they mark.
Meaning
A book of lined or squared paper for schoolwork (UK).
Examples
- “Write the title in the exercise book; scrap paper is not the homework they mark.”
- “An exercise book stays in the subject tray; a sketchbook is art, not the English draft.”
Good to know
an exercise book (UK). Contrast: a textbook / an exam paper. Classwork / homework. Countable. Mix-up: exercise can also mean PE; the book is for writing, not for sit-ups.
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