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    The document provides a list of common phrases for asking questions in English classrooms. It emphasizes the importance of the teacher speaking English to help students learn, and explains that any questions students have about the meaning of phrases should first be answered in their native language before continuing in English only. Some example question phrases included are "Any questions?", "What do you think?", and "What page are you on?".

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    The document provides a list of common phrases for asking questions in English classrooms. It emphasizes the importance of the teacher speaking English to help students learn, and explains that any questions students have about the meaning of phrases should first be answered in their native language before continuing in English only. Some example question phrases included are "Any questions?", "What do you think?", and "What page are you on?".

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    (C) ASKING QUESTIONS

    It is very important for you (the teacher) to speak English in the classroom because students learn a
    lot from the English you speak.

    Here are some ways of asking questions. If students ask you what these phrases and words mean, tell
    them in Hungarian, then use English only.

    Any questions?
    Are you finished?
    Are you ready?

    Can you guess?

    Did you do your homework?


    Do you have your book?
    Do you understand?

    Is this the right answer?

    May I ask you a question?

    What do you think?


    What did you say?
    What is the answer to question / number __?
    What page are you on?

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