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Classroom Expressions Drill

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Practice common classroom phrases.

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Practice common classroom phrases.

by Ni Luh Putu Gadis Satyanggi Purnami
1

Greeting and Attention

Good morning! Let's begin. Please listen carefully and raise your hand if you have a question. Ready to learn?

2

Sit Down

Please sit down. It’s time to focus. Find a comfortable seat and keep your eyes on the speaker.

3

Stand Up

Stand up, please. Let’s stretch a moment, then we’ll begin the activity together as a class.

4

raise your hand

Yes means you agree or understand. No means you disagree or don’t understand. Use them clearly during discussions.

5

Its Okay

It’s okay to make mistakes. Try again, ask for help, and keep practicing to improve.

6

Raise Your Hand

Raise your hand to speak or ask a question. Wait for your turn, and listen to classmates.

7

Its Good / Its Bad

That’s good work! That’s bad in this case—let’s review and fix it together.

8

Thank You

Thank you for your effort. Your participation helps everyone learn and grow.

9

You’re Welcome / Please

You’re welcome when someone thanks you. Also say please to be polite and respectful.

10

Apology and Encouragement

Sorry for the mistake. That’s okay—let’s try again with more practice. You’re doing great!

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