Useful sentences in english classroom
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USEFUL SENTENCES IN THE CLASSROOM |
AT THE BEGINNING OF THE CLASS |
Go in. |
Come in. |
Stand up. / Sit down. |
Stand in a line. |
What day is it today? |
Who’s missing today? |
Sarah’s missing. She is sick. |
I’m sorry. |
Sorry about that. |
Sorry I’m late. |
AT THE END OT THE CLASS |
It’s time to finish. Let’s stop now. |
Don’t forget to bring your exercise book tomorrow. |
Have you finished? |
Pack up your books. |
Stop now! I’m collecting your work. |
THE TEACHER’S QUESTIONS |
Are you ready? |
Any questions? |
Are you OK so far? |
Are you with me? / Do you follow me? |
Can you hear me? |
Can you say that in English? |
Do you understand? |
What’s the matter with you? |
What’s wrong with you? |
Who’s next? |
ASKING FOR SOMETHING |
Am I right or wrong? |
Can you help me, please? |
Excuse me. I can’t hear you. |
Can I / May I draw the curtains? |
Can I go to the toilet, please? |
Can I have a pencil, please? |
Could you lend me your pen, please? |
Can I borrow your book, please? |
Is this right or wrong? |
I don’t know. I don’t understand. |
What is ___ in English? |
What does “___” mean? |
How do you say ___ in English? |
How do you How do you pronounce this word? |
THE TEACHER’S INSTRUCTIONS |
Open your books at page… |
Answer the question. |
Ask a question. |
Be careful! |
Be quiet! / Hush! |
Can you repeat, please? |
Come to the blackboard. |
Lets check the answers. |
Listen to this. |
Look at question 5. |
One at a time, please! |
One more time, please. |
Pay attention, everybody. |
Put your hands up. |
Repeat after me. |
Speak up! / Speak louder! |
Stop talking. |
Take a sheet of paper. |
Today, we’ll learn how to… |
Turn to page… / Go to page… |
Wake up! |
You have five minutes to do this. |
THE TEACHER’S ENCOURAGEMENT |
Try again! |
Good! Very good! |
That’s right. That’s correct! |
OK! /I agree with you. |
That’s better! Much better! |
Well done! / Good job! You’re a champion! |
Very good! / Great! / Lovely! / Super! |
Brilliant! / Excellent! / Fantastic! |
That’s right! / That’s it! |
Correct! / Perfect! |
WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS |
Pick out the word which means… |
Circle the right word. |
Complete the prompts. |
Fill in the blanks (with words from the text). |
Find the clues. |
Find the opposite of… |
Match the words to the definitions. |
Right or wrong? / True or false? |
Sum up in one sentence. |
Tick the right answer. |
Underline the word(s) that correspond(s) to… |
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