REVISION

On the first day of the semester, you want to greet your new students.

You say: _____

• It’s nice to meet you all.

• I’m very pleased to meet/see you all.

• Let’s go/come into the classroom.

• Is everybody ready to start?/

On the first day of the semester, you want to inform the class’ meeting time.

You say: _____

• Are you alright/OK/feeling better now?

• Our lessons start at … /I’ll be teaching you at…

• How’s everyone feeling today?

• We won’t start until everybody is quiet.

The class starts at 9.00 am. It’s now 9.05 am. The students are still hanging out on the corridor. You want to start the lesson properly, you say: _____

• Stop hanging out in the corridor and come on in.

• Let’s go inside.

• Close the door behind you.

• Are you alright/OK/feeling better now?

1. “I want to see different hands up please.” You say this when you want your students to use a different hand.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. Instead of saying “Move back to your seat”, you can say “Return to your seat, please”.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. “Please put up your hands so that I can see them clearly”. You say this when you want your students to lower their hands so that you can see other students more clearly.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. One of your students blocks the aisle with his school bag. You want him to put it away by saying “Move your bag so that someone will trip over it”.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. You can use the phrases “Take your seat(s)”, “Please sit down”, or “Please be seated.” interchangeably.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. There is a lot of sunlight in your room. Your students can’t see the slides. You ask your students “Shall we draw the curtains?”

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. “Let’s spread out”. This statement is used to ask your students to stand closer to each other.

• TRUE

• FALSE