Schooltheachers may be (at, for, in) their subjects, but they aren't always right about their students. some of the most brilliant people in british history , useful, gifted) at school and got terrrible reports. in his school report, john lennon was described as , hopeless, an expert)- certainly on the road to failure. winston churchill, future prime minister and probably britain's , hopeless, skilful) politician, cleary had a lot ability, of skilful, of talented) as a student, but his behaviour was so bad that his teacher wrote, 'i really don't know what to do'. stephen fry's teacher didn't realise fry had an in, aptitude for, aptitude) english. a fine actor, comedian and writer, fry was bottom of his class.robert graves, a gifted, expert, talent in) schoolboy writer who became one of britain's greatest poets, left school with this message from his headmaster, ' well, goodbuy, graves and remember that your best friend is the wastepaper basket.'one of diana, princess of wales's teachers was correct in that diana wasn't a (gifted at, expert, talented) student, but the teacher also wrote, interestingly, that she 'must try to be less emontional with others'. надо правильний вариант в скобках вибрать