“Andi, please answer number 1 on the
board.”
A MODEL
OF CONVERSATION
Practice the conversation!
Miss. Tina : Take out your homework, please.
have you finished your homework?
Students : Yes, Miss.
Miss. Tina : Andi, please answer number 1 on the
board.
Andi : Okay ,Miss, I will try.
Am I right Miss?
Miss. Tina : What do you think class? Is that right?
Students :Yes, that’s right Miss.
Miss. Tina : Yes, that’s excellent.
And number 2, volunteer please.
B
OPTIONAL EXPRESSIONS
Here are some optional expressions
based on the conversation above.
1 Take out your homework,
please.
Show
your homework, please.
Prepare your homework. I want to check it.
Open your homework.
2 Have you finished your
homework?
Have you done
your homework?
Are you finished
with your homework?
Is your homework
finished?
3 Andi, please answer number
1 on the board.
Come to the board
and answer question number 1.
Volunteer,
please.
Tina, will you answer question number 1?
4 Yes, that’s excellent.
That’s not bad.
Very good
That's very good
Well done
Very fine
C MORE
LANGUAGE EXPRESSIONS
Here are some more language
expressions we can use in the classroom!
Checking homework
Take out your
homework, please.
Show your homework, please.
Prepare your
homework. I want to check it.
Open your
homework.
Let me check your
homework.
Exchange your
homework to your friend beside you.
Collect your
homework.
Put your homework
on my desk
Controlling homework
Have
you finished your homework?
Have
you done your homework?
Are
you finished with your homework.
Who
hasn’t finished the homework?
Anyone
didn’t do homework?
Is
your homework finished?
Asking to the board
Andi,
please answer number 1 on the board!
Come
to the board and answer question number one1
Volunteer,
please!
Tina, will you answer question number one?
Who
wants to try question number one?
Who
wants to answer number one?
Can you answer question number five?
Commenting students’ work
Yes,
that’s excellent.
That’s
not bad.
Very
good
That's
very good
Well
done
Marvelous
You
did a great job.
Terrific
Wow!
That's
correct
That's
quite right.
Yes,
you've got it.
Giving feedback to student’s answers or opinions.
It
might be, I suppose.
That's
much better.
That's
a lot better.
You've
improved a lot.
Not
really.
You've
almost got it.
Good
try, but not quite right.
Have
another try.
Not
quite right. Try again.
You
were almost right.
There's
no need to rush.
There's
no hurry.
We
have plenty of time.
Go
on. Have a try.
Suggesting
and Persuading
Let's
start now!
What
if we leave this exercise until next meeting?
Couldn't
we say this in a simpler way?
I
think you ought to revise your lessons more regularly.
I
think you should all concentrate on the key-words.
Do
you think you can finish the exercise next time?
It
would be better if you used a pencil instead of a pen.
You'd
better underline the new words.
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