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Work book p.105 + Quizlet

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Work book p.106

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English Classroom Language For Students: +100 Classroom Phrases

In our daily lives, there are speech languages ​​that are formed according to the place and the people. For example, you cannot talk to a teacher as you do to a friend, and you cannot talk to a friend as you do to a teacher. There is also a stereotyped class language.

Here are some phrases about classroom language;

Good morning, everybody.

Good afternoon, everybody.

Hello, everyone.

How are you today?

How are you getting on?

How's life?

Are you feeling better today, Sam?

Let's begin our lesson now.

Is everybody ready to start?

I think we can start now.

Now we can get down to work.

I'm waiting for you to be quiet.

We won't start until everyone is quiet.

Stop talking and be quiet.

Settle down now so we can start.

Close your books.

Put your books away.

Pack your things away.

Who is absent today?

Who isn't here today?

Why were you absent last Friday?

Where have you been?

We started ten minutes ago. What have you been doing?

Did you miss your bus?

Did you oversleep?

Don't let it happen again.

Hang on a moment.

Just hold on a moment.

Stay where you are for a moment.

Just a moment, please.

One more thing before you go.

Back to your places.

This is your homework for tonight.

Prepare the next chapter for Monday.

There is no homework today.

Remember your homework.

Take a worksheet as you leave.

Goodbye, everyone.

See you again next Wednesday.

See you tomorrow afternoon.

See you in room 7 after the break.

Have a good holiday.

Enjoy your vacation.

Open your books at page 52.

Come out and write it on the board.

Listen to the tape, please.

Get into groups of four.

Finish off this song at home.

Let's sing a song.

Everybody, please.

All together now.

The whole class, please.

I want you all to join in.

Could you try the next one?

I would like you to write this down.

Would you mind switching the lights on?

Who would like to read?

Which topic will your group report on?

Do you want to answer question 3?

Other General English Phrases For Using Classroom

What page are we on?

I am ready. May I start it?

Can I go out?

Can I answer the question?

Can I switch off the lights?

Teacher, please can you repeat again?

Can I open the window?

Can we pack our things now?

May I join the class/group?

What is the homework?

Do we have to write this down?

Sorry, for being late.

May I open / close the window?

Can I go to the board?

Can I come in?

Can you explain it once more, please?

May I go out please?

Is this right?

Is this correct?

I am sorry. I did not hear.

Can you speak louder, please?

Which book?

Can you explain that again?

Whe is the exam?

When is the homework for?

I have done this.

Can I go to the toilet?

Can I pull up the blinds?

Can I pulldown the blinds?

Can you help me, please?

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Classroom Language For Students: +100 Classroom Phrases - English Grammar Here

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English Classroom Language For Students: +100 Classroom Phrases Classroom Language In our daily lives, there are speech languages ​​that are formed according to the place and the people. For example, you cannot talk to a teacher as you do to a friend, and you cannot talk to a friend as you do to a teacher.