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    This document provides sample expressions and questions for students and teachers in a classroom setting. For students, it lists expressions for apologizing for lateness or absence, admitting lack of understanding, and asking for help or clarification. For teachers, it lists expressions for directing classroom activities like opening books or finding partners, as well as questions for checking understanding and inviting participation.

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    This document provides sample expressions and questions for students and teachers in a classroom setting. For students, it lists expressions for apologizing for lateness or absence, admitting lack of understanding, and asking for help or clarification. For teachers, it lists expressions for directing classroom activities like opening books or finding partners, as well as questions for checking understanding and inviting participation.

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    Classroom English

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    Classroom English

    STUDENT TALK
    Key Ex pr essions
    • Sorry, I was late today. Please check my attendance.
    • I will be absent next week.
    • Sorry, I don’t understand. / I don’t know the answer. / I don’t know.
    • Please help me.

    Key Questions
    • May I go to the bathroom, please?
    • Could you repeat that, please? / Could you say that again, please?
    • Could you speak a little slower, please?
    • Which page?
    • What does _____ mean?
    • What’s the answer to number ___?
    • How do you spell that? / How do you spell ______ ?
    • How do you pronounce this word?

    TEACHER TALK
    Key Ex pr essions
    • Please open your books to page ____.
    • Please close your books.
    • Find a partner. / Work with a partner. / Practice with a partner.
    • Listen and repeat.
    • Please raise your hand.
    • Please make a full sentence.
    • Just a minute, please.

    Key Questions
    • Can I have a volunteer, please?
    • Do you have any questions?
    • I didn’t hear you, can you please repeat?
    • Can you speak louder, please?

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