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    This document provides greetings and useful classroom expressions for adult beginners in their first week of English class. It lists common ways to say hello and goodbye in English, as well as phrases for requesting to use the restroom, borrow a pencil, ask for repetition or clarification, and check pronunciation.

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    This document provides greetings and useful classroom expressions for adult beginners in their first week of English class. It lists common ways to say hello and goodbye in English, as well as phrases for requesting to use the restroom, borrow a pencil, ask for repetition or clarification, and check pronunciation.

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    English Express Adult Beginners 1 Week 1

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    Ivan Lovera
    This document provides greetings and useful classroom expressions for adult beginners in their first week of English class. It lists common ways to say hello and goodbye in English, as well as phrases for requesting to use the restroom, borrow a pencil, ask for repetition or clarification, and check pronunciation.

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    English Express

    Adult Beginners 1 Week 1

    Greetings
    Saying Hello Saying Goodbye

    Hello / Hi Goodbye

    Good morning Bye

    Good afternoon Good night

    Good evening

    Useful Classroom Expressions

    May I go to drink water, please? May I go to the restroom, please?

    Can you lend me your pencil, please? I don’t understand.

    Can you repeat that, please? Can you speak more slowly please?

    How do you say “lápiz” in English? How do you pronounce “computer”?

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