After a long day at school, Anna felt completely exhausted / productive. She went straight to bed., exhausted, productive, Tom didn’t want to write that essay, so he put it off / ticked it off until the next day., put it off, ticked it off, I’ve got through / made a difference with a lot of tasks today, but nothing important is finished., got through, made a difference, Maria had a busy day but she didn’t do anything important. She felt like she was just ticking off / spinning her wheels., ticking off, spinning her wheels, Jake didn't want to practice his guitar, but he did it. After playing he felt really good. For him, it was a real achievement / productivity., achievement, productivity, Lisa had a very busy week. On Friday she finally sat down and wrote a proper to-do list. It really put off / made a difference — she knew exactly what to do on Monday., put off, made a difference, After school yesterday, Jack looked at his list and put off / ticked off everything he did that day., put off, ticked off, Good productivity / achievement means you do the right tasks — not just a lot of tasks., productivity, achievement

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