with REGIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE OFFICE

updated by ISTAFIANI AMBARWATI,S.Ag.

SEMINAR DELAYED : OCTOBER 2012

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CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

Classroom language - Essential phrases
The language spoken in the lessons is English. These are the most important phrases you should know, understand, or be able to use.  

The Magic Words
 -Excuse me.  -Appreciate.  -Pardon?  -No, thank you.  -Thank you.  -You're welcome.  -Please.  -I'm sorry.  

Must Know Vocabulary
 -Verb  -Adjective  -Noun  -Adverb  -Preposition  -Pronoun  -Comma  -Semicolon  -Colon  -Quotations  -Apostrophe  -Hyphen  -Question mark  

Greetings/Small Talk
 -Good morning everybody.  -Good afternoon everyone.  -What's up?  -Have a nice/good day! -Not much.  -Now, let's start today's lesson.  -Now, let's begin today's lesson.  -Today we will be going to (blah, blah, blah).  -See you tomorrow/ Friday/next week.  -How are you today? -Fine.-Not too bad.  

General Clarity English Questions
 -I don't understand.  -How do you say "blah, blah, blah" in English?  -What do you call "blah, blah, blah" in English?  -Are you saying "blah blah blah"?  -Can you say that again, please?  -What does "blah, blah, blah" mean?  -Could you explain it once more, please?  -What is the meaning of "blah, blah blah"?  -What does it mean?  -Would you repeat that?  -Can you speak more slowly?  -Can you speak more loudly?  -Could you speak louder, please? I can't hear you.  

Opposite meaning.
 -What is the opposite meaning of " hot"?  -Would you read the last sentence a little more slowly?  -"Cold" is the opposite meaning of "hot".  -Would you mind speaking louder?  -What page?  -It means the same thing.  -What is another meaning for "big"?  -"Large" is another meaning for "big". Teacher to 

Student Classroom English
 -What's the problem?  -Ready? Are you ready?  -Excellent.  -Perfect.  -Here we go.  -That's correct.  -That's right.  -Looks good.  -Let's go/start.  -Now let's go/move on to...  -One more time.  -Please pronounce each word.  -Listen carefully.

Student to Teacher Classroom English
 -How should I pronounce "blah, blah, blah"?  -How do you pronounce this word?  -Would you pronounce the word "blah, blah, blah"?  -How do you spell "blah, blah, blah"?  -How do you spell that?  -What does USA stand for?  -Would you give us an example?  -Could you explain a little bit more about that?  -What do you mean?  -Can I come to your office?  -I didn't understand today's lesson.  -I don't understand the homework.  -Just a minute/second/sec.  -When is the homework due?  -Excuse me, can I talk to you for a minute?  -I'm sorry I am late.  -Can I go to the restroom?  -Can I change seats? Source : http://www.weberberg.de/skool/essential-phrases.html

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