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    Useful Language in Class... : I 'M Fine (Good / Excellent), Thanks

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    This document provides a list of useful English language expressions for use in classroom situations. It includes common greetings and farewells, ways to ask questions or for clarification, responses like "I'm fine" and "Thank you", and requests involving borrowing items or using facilities. The expressions are grouped into categories like greetings, asking questions, and making requests to aid language learning.

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    This document provides a list of useful English language expressions for use in classroom situations. It includes common greetings and farewells, ways to ask questions or for clarification, responses like "I'm fine" and "Thank you", and requests involving borrowing items or using facilities. The expressions are grouped into categories like greetings, asking questions, and making requests to aid language learning.

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    This document provides a list of useful English language expressions for use in classroom situations. It includes common greetings and farewells, ways to ask questions or for clarification, responses like "I'm fine" and "Thank you", and requests involving borrowing items or using facilities. The expressions are grouped into categories like greetings, asking questions, and making requests to aid language learning.

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    Useful Language in Class... : I 'M Fine (Good / Excellent), Thanks

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    This document provides a list of useful English language expressions for use in classroom situations. It includes common greetings and farewells, ways to ask questions or for clarification, responses like "I'm fine" and "Thank you", and requests involving borrowing items or using facilities. The expressions are grouped into categories like greetings, asking questions, and making requests to aid language learning.

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    Useful language in class...

    What’s the word for “_______” in English? Good morning! / Good afternoon! /
    Good evening! / Good night!

    How do you say “_______” in English?


    Hello! / Hi!

    How do you spell “_______”?


    How are you? / How’s everything? /
    How are you doing? / How do you do?
    What does “_______” mean?
    I’m fine (good / excellent), thanks.

    I’m sorry. Can you repeat that, please?


    Thank you. (Thanks.)
    You’re welcome. (Welcome.)
    Can you say that again, please?

    I don’t understand. / I don’t get it.


    Can you explain that again please?

    Is this OK?
    Can you speak more slowly, please?
    Excuse me.
    See you. / See you next class. /
    Can you help me, please? See you on (day of the week). /
    See you later. / See you soon.

    Good-bye! / Bye!
    I’m ready. Are you ready?
    No. Just a minute.
    Have a nice day
    You go first.
    (weekend / week / evening / holiday).
    Ok. I’ll go first.
    What do you have for number 1?
    Sorry. / I’m sorry.
    I have…
    Do you want to be A or B?
    Can I borrow your (pencil), please?
    I’ll be A. You can be B.
    Let’s do the activity again.
    Can you lend me your (pencil), please?
    Ok. Let’s change roles.
    That’s it. We’re finished.
    Can I go to the toilet, please?
    What do we do next?
    Can I read your paragraph?
    Can I drink some water, please?
    Sure. Here you go.

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