Fill in the blanks The world is changing (a) as the coronavirus lockdown forces us to adapt. Family time, nature bouncing back, and avoiding the daily commute - these are just some of the ways in which the lives of millions of us have actually (b) in the last two months. The nature has (c) its own ways. Across the world, carbon (d) have fallen and air (e) has risen. There has (f) been another time globally that has had such an instant (g) on the way for delivering and receiving learning. Both teachers and students have had to try to adapt to working (h) in an effective way. While some students – especially teenagers – may welcome a break from school (i) ___, we cannot but acknowledge that (j) from friends and the discipline of the school environment may put strain on relationships at home.

The world is changing (a) rapidly as the coronavirus lockdown forces us to adapt. Family time, nature bouncing back, and avoiding the daily commute - these are just some of the ways in which the lives of millions of us have actually (b) improved in the last two months. The nature has (c) healed its own ways. Across the world, carbon (d) level have fallen and air (e) purity has risen. There has (f) never been another time globally that has had such an instant (g) change on the way for delivering and receiving learning. Both teachers and students have had to try to adapt to working (h) online in an effective way. While some students – especially teenagers – may welcome a break from school (i) activities, we cannot but acknowledge that (j) isolation from friends and the discipline of the school environment may put strain on relationships at home.

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