1. She always puts her friends off/ puts off her friends/ puts off meeting her friends. 1. She always puts off meeting her friends.

"Puts her friends off" means she gives them a bad feeling.

Work is her lifebiggest priority in life. Work is her biggest priority in life.

2. He found out/ has found outrealized that he loves the Spanish language. 2. He realized that he loves the Spanish language.

"Found out" is used for things that already are true, and usually not in reference to yourself. Here, "realized" is more natural.

3. In / on maths/ dDuring the maths lessons they are always checking out the results of their calculations (subtracting, adding up, multiplying and dividing). 3. During the maths lessons they are always checking the results of their calculations (subtracting, adding up, multiplying and dividing).

"In the maths lesson" works but it less natural.

4. Get on / cCarry on / continue reading (that e-mail). 4. Carry on / continue reading (that e-mail).

"Continue" is probably more common.

5. He threw away/ out his TV set, turned off/ switched off / shut down all his other electronic devices, and locked himself inside his room to cut himself off from the world and to limit any possiblell distractions and distractors (people who can possibly take his attention away). 5. He threw out his TV set, turned off all his other electronic devices, and locked himself inside his room to cut himself off from the world and to limit all distractions (people who can possibly take his attention away).

All the options you wrote are correct, I chose the most natural. Usually I would say "throw out" is best for things that are bigger, like a TV or a couch, but for regular trash you can use either.

6. How are you getting on with your preparations/ studies/ revisionview for the exam? 6. How are you getting on with your review for the exam?

"Revision" actually comes from "revise" and not "review."

- My days are filled up with any other activities than studying/with doing everything but studying. - My days are filled with everything but studying.

-I'm getting on (well) with revisewing for the Thursday exam. -I'm getting on (well) with reviewing for the Thursday exam.

To revise is to correct something, basically.

- I keep putting off booksstudying until the night before the exam. - I keep putting off studying until the night before the exam.

- I gave/ have given up on doing the exam books and, I am going to do the exam on another date fixedset by the teacher instead. - I have given up on doing the exam books, I am going to do the exam on another date set by the teacher instead.

7. I opened the material ato chapter 6/ at on page 66. 7. I opened the material to chapter 6 on page 66.

Not sure what the slash is for, those are two different things.

I'm on page 67, but I also set up a hand bookmark for pp.bookmarked pages I'm on page 67, but I also bookmarked pages

pp. is really only used when writing citations in a paper.

8-9 in order to have a quick access to the vocabulary bank. 8-9 in order to have quick access to the vocabulary bank.