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2.classroom English
2.classroom English
Objectives
On completion of this lesson you will be able to
identify useful classroom expressions
use classroom expressions meaningfully
Activity1 Group
Look at the following conversation between the students and the teacher in a
classroom and enact it before answering the questions that follow.
Teacher: Ravi, can you come over here and underline the verb in the first sentence?
Ravi: Yes, I can. (Ravi underlines the verb)
Teacher: Very good…. and Vani, can you come over here and identify the verb in
the second sentence?
Teacher: (Finding Vani nervous): Come on! Don’t be nervous. You can do that.
Vani gets assured and underlines the verb.
Teacher: That’s very good. Now open your books at page ten and complete the
task at the top of the page.
A few students: Sir, please repeat the instruction. What you said was not clear.
Teacher: What I said was ‘Open the books at page ten and complete the task at the
top of the page.’
Activity2 Individual
Look at the following expressions and say whether they are likely to be used by
the teacher or the students.
1. Copy this in your books. Teacher / Student
2. Don’t start yet. You can start now. “ “
3. Can I talk to my partner as we do this? “ “
4. How many letters can we use? “ “
5. Go back to your place. “ “
6. Please give some more examples. “ “
7. First listen and then repeat. “ “
8. Settle down! Let’s not waste time. “ “
Activity 3
What are some common class room expressions used by students in the class in the
following situations?
1. Greetings
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Activity4 Group
Form groups. Discuss the expressions given below.
Guess the situations in which they are used in the class.
Assignment-1
Assignment-2
Using the following expressions, develop a conversation between the teacher and
the students. It is not necessary that they should be used in the order you find them.
Good morning. Have a nice day. Do you understand? So, how many tenses are
there? That’s right. Let us discuss the present tense in detail tomorrow. Tense
means a form of a verb. Doesn’t it mean time? Can you answer?