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01. Borrowing from a mate
01. Borrowing from a mate
   These are the tools we use:
01. Borrowing from a mate
   These are the tools we use:

         Can I borrow.....?
         May I borrow ......?
         Have you got ........... left?
These are some examples:
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
   Can I borrow your rubber, please?
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
   Can I borrow your rubber, please?
   Have you got a sheet of paper left, please?
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
   Can I borrow your rubber, please?
   Have you got a sheet of paper left, please?
   Have you got a lead left, please?
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
   Can I borrow your rubber, please?
   Have you got a sheet of paper left, please?
   Have you got a lead left, please?
   Can I borrow a pencil, please?
These are some examples:
   May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
   Can I borrow your rubber, please?
   Have you got a sheet of paper left, please?
   Have you got a lead left, please?
   Can I borrow a pencil, please?
   Can I borrow a propelling pencil, please?
Reasons why we borrow:
Reasons why we borrow:
   I left my pencil at home
Reasons why we borrow:
   I left my pencil at home
   My pen isn’t working any more
Reasons why we borrow:
   I left my pencil at home
   My pen isn’t working any more
   I have no leads left
Reasons why we borrow:
   I left my pencil at home
   My pen isn’t working any more
   I have no leads left
   I have run out of liquid paper
Reasons why we borrow:
   I left my pencil at home
   My pen isn’t working any more
   I have no leads left
   I have run out of liquid paper
   My pencil has no point
02. Giving permission
02. Giving permission
   These are the tools we use:
02. Giving permission
   These are the tools we use:
        Can I ............?
        May I ......?
These are some examples:
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?



    May I ask for a pen?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?



    May I ask for a pen?
    May I sharpen my pencil?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?



    May I ask for a pen?
    May I sharpen my pencil?
    Can I speak to John?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?



    May I ask for a pen?
    May I sharpen my pencil?
    Can I speak to John?
    Can I open the window?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?
    May I pull up the blinds?


    May I ask for a pen?
    May I sharpen my pencil?
    Can I speak to John?
    Can I open the window?
These are some examples:
   Can I go to the toilet?
    Can I throw this into the basket?
    May I blind the window?
    May I pull up the blinds?
    May I pull down the blinds?
    May I ask for a pen?
    May I sharpen my pencil?
    Can I speak to John?
    Can I open the window?
Reasons why people blind a window
Reasons why people blind a window
    The sun is reflecting off
Reasons why people blind a window
    The sun is reflecting off
    I can’t see the blackboard
Reasons why people blind a window
    The sun is reflecting off
    I can’t see the blackboard
    The sun is on my head
Reasons why people go to the toilet
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
     My hands are dirty
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
     My hands are dirty
     My nose is bleeding
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
     My hands are dirty
     My nose is bleeding
     I’m messing myself
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
     My hands are dirty
     My nose is bleeding
     I’m messing myself
     I have a pooh pooh
Reasons why people go to the toilet
     I am thirsty
     My hands are dirty
     My nose is bleeding
     I’m messing myself
     I have a pooh pooh
     I have a wee wee
Reasons why people open the window
Reasons why people open the window
     It smells very bad
Reasons why people open the window
     It smells very bad
     It’s very hot
Reasons why people open the window
     It smells very bad
     It’s very hot
     It’s stinking
03. Homework
03. Homework
 These are common situations:
03. Homework
 These are common situations:
   I haven’t done my homework
03. Homework
 These are common situations:
   I haven’t done my homework
   There is no homework for tomorrow
03. Homework
 These are common situations:
   I haven’t done my homework
   There is no homework for tomorrow
   Will you give us some homework?
03. Homework
 These are common situations:
   I haven’t done my homework
   There is no homework for tomorrow
   Will you give us some homework?

   My teacher usually sets a lot of homework
04. Saying I’m sorry
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
    I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
    I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
    I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
    I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
    I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook
    I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
    I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
    I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook
    I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore
    I’m sorry, I promise I will pay attention
04. Saying I’m sorry
  These are common situations:
    I’m sorry, I’m late
    I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
    I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook
    I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore
    I’m sorry, I promise I will pay attention
    I’m sorry, I promise I won’t do that again
05. Useful questions
05. Useful questions
    Can you say that again?
05. Useful questions
    Can you say that again?
    What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’?
05. Useful questions
    Can you say that again?
    What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’?
    Can you write it down on the blackboard?
05. Useful questions
    Can you say that again?
    What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’?
    Can you write it down on the blackboard?
    How do you spell ‘apples’ in English?
05. Useful questions
    Can you say that again?
    What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’?
    Can you write it down on the blackboard?
    How do you spell ‘apples’ in English?
    Can you speak up, please?

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Classroom language

  • 2.
  • 4. 01. Borrowing from a mate These are the tools we use:
  • 5. 01. Borrowing from a mate These are the tools we use: Can I borrow.....? May I borrow ......? Have you got ........... left?
  • 6.
  • 7. These are some examples:
  • 8. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please?
  • 9. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please? Can I borrow your rubber, please?
  • 10. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please? Can I borrow your rubber, please? Have you got a sheet of paper left, please?
  • 11. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please? Can I borrow your rubber, please? Have you got a sheet of paper left, please? Have you got a lead left, please?
  • 12. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please? Can I borrow your rubber, please? Have you got a sheet of paper left, please? Have you got a lead left, please? Can I borrow a pencil, please?
  • 13. These are some examples: May I borrow some liquid paper, please? Can I borrow your rubber, please? Have you got a sheet of paper left, please? Have you got a lead left, please? Can I borrow a pencil, please? Can I borrow a propelling pencil, please?
  • 14.
  • 15. Reasons why we borrow:
  • 16. Reasons why we borrow: I left my pencil at home
  • 17. Reasons why we borrow: I left my pencil at home My pen isn’t working any more
  • 18. Reasons why we borrow: I left my pencil at home My pen isn’t working any more I have no leads left
  • 19. Reasons why we borrow: I left my pencil at home My pen isn’t working any more I have no leads left I have run out of liquid paper
  • 20. Reasons why we borrow: I left my pencil at home My pen isn’t working any more I have no leads left I have run out of liquid paper My pencil has no point
  • 21.
  • 23. 02. Giving permission These are the tools we use:
  • 24. 02. Giving permission These are the tools we use: Can I ............? May I ......?
  • 25.
  • 26. These are some examples:
  • 27. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet?
  • 28. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket?
  • 29. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window?
  • 30. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I ask for a pen?
  • 31. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I ask for a pen? May I sharpen my pencil?
  • 32. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I ask for a pen? May I sharpen my pencil? Can I speak to John?
  • 33. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I ask for a pen? May I sharpen my pencil? Can I speak to John? Can I open the window?
  • 34. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I pull up the blinds? May I ask for a pen? May I sharpen my pencil? Can I speak to John? Can I open the window?
  • 35. These are some examples: Can I go to the toilet? Can I throw this into the basket? May I blind the window? May I pull up the blinds? May I pull down the blinds? May I ask for a pen? May I sharpen my pencil? Can I speak to John? Can I open the window?
  • 36.
  • 37. Reasons why people blind a window
  • 38. Reasons why people blind a window The sun is reflecting off
  • 39. Reasons why people blind a window The sun is reflecting off I can’t see the blackboard
  • 40. Reasons why people blind a window The sun is reflecting off I can’t see the blackboard The sun is on my head
  • 41.
  • 42. Reasons why people go to the toilet
  • 43. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty
  • 44. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty My hands are dirty
  • 45. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty My hands are dirty My nose is bleeding
  • 46. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty My hands are dirty My nose is bleeding I’m messing myself
  • 47. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty My hands are dirty My nose is bleeding I’m messing myself I have a pooh pooh
  • 48. Reasons why people go to the toilet I am thirsty My hands are dirty My nose is bleeding I’m messing myself I have a pooh pooh I have a wee wee
  • 49.
  • 50. Reasons why people open the window
  • 51. Reasons why people open the window It smells very bad
  • 52. Reasons why people open the window It smells very bad It’s very hot
  • 53. Reasons why people open the window It smells very bad It’s very hot It’s stinking
  • 54.
  • 56. 03. Homework These are common situations:
  • 57. 03. Homework These are common situations: I haven’t done my homework
  • 58. 03. Homework These are common situations: I haven’t done my homework There is no homework for tomorrow
  • 59. 03. Homework These are common situations: I haven’t done my homework There is no homework for tomorrow Will you give us some homework?
  • 60. 03. Homework These are common situations: I haven’t done my homework There is no homework for tomorrow Will you give us some homework? My teacher usually sets a lot of homework
  • 61.
  • 63. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations:
  • 64. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late
  • 65. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework
  • 66. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook
  • 67. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore
  • 68. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore I’m sorry, I promise I will pay attention
  • 69. 04. Saying I’m sorry These are common situations: I’m sorry, I’m late I’m sorry, I haven’t done my homework I’m sorry, I haven’t brought my notebook I’m sorry, I promise I won’t talk anymore I’m sorry, I promise I will pay attention I’m sorry, I promise I won’t do that again
  • 70.
  • 72. 05. Useful questions Can you say that again?
  • 73. 05. Useful questions Can you say that again? What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’?
  • 74. 05. Useful questions Can you say that again? What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’? Can you write it down on the blackboard?
  • 75. 05. Useful questions Can you say that again? What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’? Can you write it down on the blackboard? How do you spell ‘apples’ in English?
  • 76. 05. Useful questions Can you say that again? What’s the meaning of ‘pencil’? Can you write it down on the blackboard? How do you spell ‘apples’ in English? Can you speak up, please?

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