Sharing your answers with your partners (multiple choice questions)

If you are sharing your answers to multiple-choice questions (for example, reading comprehension or listening comprehension exercises), these are some of the questions you may ask: 

• What did you choose for (question) number 1? 
• What's your answer for (question) number 2? 

Then, your partner may reply: 

• (For number 1, ) I chose option A, because…

If you are unsure about your answer because you feel two options may be possible, you can say: 

• I'm not sure if it's (option) A or C
• I'm hesitating between A or C

Actividades

Different types of activities you may use with your students/ your students may take part in:

Actividades de refuerzo: Reinforcement activities
Actividades de ampliación: Extension activities
Actividades complementarias: Complementary activities
Actividades extra-escolares: Extracurricular activities 

Click below to hear the correct pronunciation.

Entregar las prácticas

You may say:

To hand in your coursework 

Another way to say it would be:

Your coursework is due on Monday (when there is a deadline).

"Ha habido un error"

You can say:

• There has been a mistake

• Something has been simply overlooked

Estrategias de trabajo cooperativo

You can say:

• Revolving folio (=folio giratorio)

• 1-2-4 (Think, Pair, Share)

• Shared reading (=lectura compartida)

• Numbered heads together (=cabezas numeradas)

• Three minute review (=parada de tres minutos)

• Pencils in the centre/Round robin (=lápices al centro)

More about cooperative learning here. 

"leed el enunciado"

You may simply say "read the question instructions".