大学受験勉強が大変ですって英語でなんて言うの？

Each of the phrases explain what you have been doing recently, they also add that you are working really hard and don't have much free time for yourself. When we say we can't wait until the exams are over, we are expressing the sense of relief we will feel when they are finally done and dusted. We also use revision more commonly than studying in Britain.

To brush up means to improve aspects of something you have learned or a skill you may have acquired. If you are brushing up for an exam, it means you are reviewing and revising material rather than learning completely new material. In the UK, most people would not dramatise how hard their work is, but rather say something like: 'All my energies are focused on passing the entrance exam."

Draining- uses a lot of strength or energy. By saying you are drained you are telling the listener that something has been very difficult for you and you don't have a lot of energy.

"I have studied for my entrance exam day in, day out." tells a person that all you have been doing is studying which has kept you so busy recently. "day in, day out" means everyday, all day.

"Lately I have been studying extremely hard for my college entrance exam, it has been really tough." This explains to the person that recently all you have been doing is trying to study for the entrance exam and it has been really difficult studying for it. "I am using every moment to study for my college entrance exam, it's very tiring." This is another way of explaining that you have been trying to study as much as you can for your entrance exam and that you are getting exhausted.

These sentences describe and portray a few different thoughts and feelings so naturally there are many different ways to get your ideas across. When we say we have been 'spending time' it typically refers to our free time, or something we are not obligated to do, like a hobbie for instance. If we do too much of something, we say it is exhausting or tiring. When speaking of any tasks, including exams, that are not easily accomplished we say they are difficult, tough, not easy or not easily accomplished.

When you want to explain that you have been very busy preparing for entrance exams. You can say it in the following manner: -Things have been hectic. I've been preparing for my college entrance exam. -Lately, I've been working hard on my college entrance exam. -I've been working on my college entrance exam everyday. I'm exhausted but I have to keep pushing hard.