If you want to praise your students and are looking for expressions other than 'good job', you may find 25 alternatives here (click here to download the pdf file):
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
Asking for meaning/looking for the right word
If you are looking for a specific word, you may ask your teacher…
- What do you call this in English? (For example, 'what do you call a small piece of paper that is sticky on one side and that you can write notes on and put temporarily on a wall, in a book…?')
- How do you say ………… in English?
- How can you say, for example, when………?
If you don't understand a word/expression, you may ask…
- What's the meaning of 'sticky note' (in Spanish)?
- What does 'sticky note' mean?
If you don't know how to pronounce a word, you can ask…
- How do you say/read this word?
- How do you pronounce…?
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