2017-01-04 Daily Life: classroom expressions

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Today we will talk about more classroom language, and then today or tomorrow we’ll talk about how to send an email to school administration about a question or problem you have.
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Handouts from http://www.eslflow.com/Classroomexpressions.html
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“Classroom language” (first page of the handout) - With your partner, complete each sentence to make a correct classroom instruction or request.
1 make / work in (both answers are okay)
2 take
3 go over (It means something similar to “check” or “review”, but we can use it in some different situations.)
4 give me the activity / go home / rest / eat lunch / use your phone
5 It’s not loud enough. Could you turn it up? / Could you speak up?
6 giving out / passing out / collecting
7 give / pass out / hand out
8 pass (You can pass papers out to everyone, you can pass papers on to the next person.)
9 understand
10 with
11 get
12 questions
13 check / go over
14 That’s / You’re
15 Well
16 Good
17 practice / work / time
18 getting / much
19 correct / not quite correct / close
20 It’s time to go / finish / leave. We are done / finished for today.
21 go / stop
22 enough / it / all
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“CLASSROOM REQUESTS & QUERIES” (next handout page - with pictures)
1 Could you tell me the time?
2 Would you help me? (“Could” sounds a little more polite in this situation.)
3 Is it ok to meet on June 5th?
4 Can we hand in our work late? (The picture shows John and Fred, and the board says “Work Due: John, Fred”.)
5 Could you tell me where my desk is? (NOT “where is my desk”)
  Could you tell me where to sit?
6 Do you know what this word means?
7 Could I have your attention, please?
8 Would you please pay attention?
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Homework: on the last page of the handout, make instruction sentences using the words in the columns