Which is correct? 1. She travels around the world with her parents. Her (school/schooling) is rather irregular. 2. The language centre runs three-day (schools/schooling) for secretaries. 3. There is no (school/schooling) today. 4. His little brother has just reached (school/schooling) age. 5. He talks like a well-educated gentleman, although the fact is that he had no (school/schooling) at all. Answers: 1.schooling, 2.schools, 3.school, 4.school, 5.schooling
