Classroom language
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The document provides examples of common phrases used for classroom instructions, asking questions, requesting assistance, and general social expressions in an English classroom. It includes directives for starting class, getting students' attention, asking who is absent, instructions for activities like turning to pages or checking answers, asking about meanings of words and spelling, requesting repeats or help from others, expressing apologies or congratulations, and responses like not knowing or remembering.
Classroom language
- 2. 1-The beginning of the lesson…Good morning, everybody.How are you today?Now we can get down to work.We won’t start until everyone is quiet.Who is absent today?
- 3. These are some other classroom instructions which the class can easily understand:-Come in-Go out-Come to the front of the class-Put your hands up/down-Pay attention-Turn to page …-Let’s check the answers2-Instructions
- 4. 3-Asking about wordsHow do you say … in English?What’s the meaning of …?How do you pronounce…?I don’t understand.How do you spell…?Is this right / wrong?
- 5. 4-Asking for somethingCan you repeat that, please?Can you help me, please?Can I borrow your…?Have you got a spare…?Can we put our books away?
- 6. 4-Social EnglishI’m sorry, I’m late.Just hold on a moment.Have a nice weekend.Excuse me.Congratulations.What’s the matter?Thank you.I don’t know/remember.Pardon?