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Classroom Language Saying Hello Saying Good Bye

This document provides common classroom phrases for greeting, saying goodbye, classroom instructions from teachers, and responses from students. It includes phrases for arriving and leaving class, asking and answering questions, following classroom routines, checking answers, and praising student work.

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Classroom Language Saying Hello Saying Good Bye

This document provides common classroom phrases for greeting, saying goodbye, classroom instructions from teachers, and responses from students. It includes phrases for arriving and leaving class, asking and answering questions, following classroom routines, checking answers, and praising student work.

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CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

SAYING HELLO
Good morning (everybody).
Good evening.

SAYING GOOD BYE


Good bye. / Bye bye.
Good night.
See you later / tomorrow / on Sunday / next
Good afternoon.
week /, etc.
Hello. / Hi (everybody).
Have a nice day! / Have a nice weekend!
How are you today? / How are you?
Fine, thank you. / Fine. / Not bad.
IN THE CLASSROOM
Teacher
Student
Take out your notebooks / books / a piece of
How do you say ___ in English?
paper /a pen.
Write down the ___
How do you spell ___?
Repeat after me. / Please, repeat.
What does ___ mean?
Please, open your books to page ___.
Excuse me, can you repeat that, please.
Check your answers. / Lets check homework.
Im sorry, I dont understand.
Turn to page ___
Please, can you speak more slowly?
Work in pairs. / Work in groups.
Im sorry, Im late.
Get together in groups of 4.
May I come in?
Sit face to face for pair work.
Can I go to the bathroom?
Go to the board.
Can you repeat, please?
Raise your hand to answer.
How do you pronounce this word?
Please, speak louder. I cannot hear you.
Please, give an example.
Stand up. / Sit down.
I need more time.
Read aloud, please.
I need help.
Listen to me. / Listen to the conversation.
Is this correct?
Listen carefully. / Listen and practice.
Please, dont erase the board.
Are you ready? / Ready?
Not yet. / Just a moment, please.
Close your books / notebooks.
Please, tell me the difference between A
and B.
Put your things away.
What page?
For homework, ___
Can I borrow a pen?
I have a question for you.
Can we move our desks?
Can you spell it?
Can I open the door? / the window?
Who is absent today?
Can I close the door? / the window?
What date is today?
Can I turn off the fan?
Once more. / Once again.
Say it again.
Relax.
Same or different?
Right! / Youre right!
Well done! / Very well done!
Great Good job!
Excellent!
Lets continue.
Go ahead.
Im sorry!
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Youre welcome.
Please

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