Daily Use of English Sentences in School for teachers

 Daily Use of English Sentences in School for teachers

  1.  What’s the homework for today?
  2. Students! Pack your bag, it’s time to leave.
  3. ______will read this loud.
  4. Why are you not writing today?
  5. This is your last chance, next time I will punish you.
  6. Where are your books, grabs them out.
  7. Students, this is your homework.
  8. How did you get that answer?
  9. Have you all done your homework?
  10. Are there any questions?
  11. It’s time for attendance…
  12. Can someone come to the board and solve this equation?
  13. Did you understand what I said?
  14. Speak louder, please! I can't hear you.
  15. Let's start today's chapter now.
  16. Take out your books, and turn to page number ________.
  17. You can go back to your seat now.
  18. Don't write anything, just listen carefully. 
  19. If you don't understand ask me.
  20. Can you repeat what I have just said. 
  21. Please all repeat together!
  22. Can you ask a question later.
  23. Concentrate on what you are doing.
  24. Remember to bring _________ tomorrow.
  25. Stop making excuses.
  26. stop being silly.
  27. Don't worry, I'm sure you'll do better next time.
  28. I am not going to say this again.
  29. Any questions so far.
  30. Raise your hand to answer.
  31. Can you spell it?
  32. Work in a group/pair.

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