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    This document provides information about classroom English expressions and procedures: 1) It lists common classroom expressions in English related to apologizing for being late, asking questions, not understanding, looking at books or the board, putting hands up, listening, attendance, and greetings. 2) It outlines a sample classroom schedule from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and includes expressions for starting and ending class. 3) It provides example questions and responses students may use related to repeating questions, opening windows, spelling words, and putting items in the bin.

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    This document provides information about classroom English expressions and procedures: 1) It lists common classroom expressions in English related to apologizing for being late, asking questions, not understanding, looking at books or the board, putting hands up, listening, attendance, and greetings. 2) It outlines a sample classroom schedule from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and includes expressions for starting and ending class. 3) It provides example questions and responses students may use related to repeating questions, opening windows, spelling words, and putting items in the bin.

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    Classroom English 2008

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    This document provides information about classroom English expressions and procedures: 1) It lists common classroom expressions in English related to apologizing for being late, asking questions, not understanding, looking at books or the board, putting hands up, listening, attendance, and greetings. 2) It outlines a sample classroom schedule from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and includes expressions for starting and ending class. 3) It provides example questions and responses students may use related to repeating questions, opening windows, spelling words, and putting items in the bin.

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    CLASSROOM ENGLISH

    ______ _____
    a) Sorry __'__ _______.
    ________ ?
    _____'_ _________ b) _________________
    _____ _________
    8:00 am __________________
    __________?
    ______
    2:00 pm
    ___________

    ________ _______ _________


    _________ ____ ______
    __________ _______
    __________ _____ __________ _________ ________
    ___________
    ______

    _________ _______
    _____________
    the board. ________ your ________
    ________ ___ your book!
    up

    _________ ___ ______ ___________


    __ _____ ________ ___ ________
    _______________ ____ ___________
    ________________ __________

    Extra:
    - Can you repeat please?
    - Can I open the window?
    - Can you spell Monday please? M- O-N-D-A-Y
    - Can I put this in the bin please?
    a) ______ ____ soon. - Excuse me, I'm lost!
    b) ________ __ - Miss, I have a question.
    ____________ Miss. __________ day.
    Expressions: Goodbye Miss/ Write in your copybook/ Sorry I'm late/ Write the date/ Good morning/ Good afternoon
    I don't understand/ Look at your books/ Look at the board/ Put your hands up/ Listen/ Who's absent today?/ How
    are you?/ Open your book/ Close your books/ Stand up/ Sit down/ Be quiet/ Take your books/ Switch on the light/
    Have a nice day/ See you soon/ Come in and close the door/

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