Classroom English

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CLASSROOM ENGLISH

Classroom English

Teachers' Phrases 

1. Let's begin today's lesson.

2. Please open your books to page [number].

3. Can anyone tell me what this means?

4. Who would like to read out loud?

5. Please work with a partner on this exercise.

6. Do you have any questions?

7. Let's review what we learned yesterday.

8. Please pay attention.

9. Remember to hand in your assignments by Friday.

10. Let's take a five-minute break.

11. Excellent work!

12. Could you explain this in your own words?

13. Try to use full sentences in your answers.

14. That's a great question!

15. We'll discuss this topic in more detail tomorrow.

16. Let's go over the homework together.

17. Please raise your hand if you know the answer.

18. Remember to use proper punctuation and grammar.

19. I'll give you a few more minutes to finish up.

20. Let's listen carefully to each other's answers.

21. Can anyone summarize what we just discussed?

22. Don't worry if you make a mistake; it's part of learning.

23. I appreciate everyone’s effort today.

24. Let's break this down step by step.

25. What are your thoughts on this topic?

26. Please write your answers on the board.

27. Could you rephrase that, please?

28. Try to think of synonyms for this word.

29. Let’s try a quick practice activity.

30. How about we have a class discussion on this?

Classroom English


Students' Phrases 


1. Could you please explain that again?

2. I have a question about the assignment.

3. Can you help me with this problem?

4. What does this word mean?

5. How do you pronounce this?

6. Could I have extra time on this task?

7. May I go to the restroom?

8. Can we work in groups for this activity?

9. Is this going to be on the test?

10. Can you check my work, please?

11. I didn't understand the homework instructions.

12. Can we review this topic again?

13. When is the deadline for this project?

14. How do you spell that?

15. Sorry, I’m late. May I come in?

16. Could you speak more slowly, please?

17. Is it okay if I sit here?

18. What page are we on?

19. Should we write this down?

20. Could you give us an example?

21. What do we need to study for the test?

22. Can I borrow a pen or pencil?

23. Could you repeat the last part?

24. Is there any homework for tomorrow?

25. May I have permission to leave early?

26. How many pages should we read?

27. Can you clarify this point?

28. What's the purpose of this exercise?

29. Is this correct?

30. Can we have a break, please?

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