CEFR A2

subjects

noun

Meaning

A topic or area of study that is being discussed, studied, or investigated.

Examples

The main subjects of the research were the effects of pollution on marine life.
History and mathematics are core subjects in the school curriculum.

Synonyms: topics, themes, disciplines, fields

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subjects (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈsʌbdʒɛkts/

Definition

A topic or area of study that is being discussed, studied, or investigated.

Examples

The main subjects of the research were the effects of pollution on marine life.
History and mathematics are core subjects in the school curriculum.
The documentary explored various subjects related to ancient civilizations.

How to Use subjects

subject of (prepositional phrase): The topic or theme of something. — "The book is a subject of much debate among critics."
subject to (prepositional phrase): Likely to be affected by or influenced by something. — "The project is subject to approval by the committee."
subject to (prepositional phrase): Conditional upon something else happening. — "Entry is subject to a valid ticket."

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