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Here are the videos of our students bringing their weekly morning assembly language lessons to life. Watch them creatively act out the classroom phrases they've learned, showcasing their understanding and confidence in using English.
112.March.mp4112. April.mp4Read out loud the words.
How do we pronounce the word?
Can you speak louder, please?
Please stop talking.
I forgot my textbook.
What did you learn in our last class?
Sorry, I don't remember.
113 NOVEMBER EXPRESSION-.mp4What does this word/sentence mean?
Can you check my work, please?
Is this correct?
Can you give me an example?
111.September.mp4Good morning. How are you?
I'm great.
Goodbye! See you next time.
A: Nice to meet you.
B: Nice to meet you, too.
MARCH 114 CLASSROOM EXPRESSION.mp4Sorry, I forgot my book.
What page are we on?
What time is it?
What is our homework?
112.May.mp4Please work in pairs.
Can you help up us with this question?
Let's wrap up the lesson for today.
Please hand in your homework.
111. October.mp4Pay attention.
Put your things away.
Open your book on page ____.
What page is it, please?
111. December.mp4What's this in English?
Can you spell it, please?
Speak more slowly, please.
November 2023 Classroom Expression.mp4Listen and repeat.
Please take turns.
I'm not yet done.
Please wait a moment.
April Expression.mp4Push your chair in.
Pull your chair out.
Please open/close the window.
March Expression.mp4May I drink some water?
Can you explain that again?
Work with a partner.
October 2023 Classroom Expression.mp4Raise your hand if you want to speak.
May I go to the bathroom?
Please come to the board. Turn on/off the lights.
113 NOVEMBER EXPRESSION-.mp4What does this word/sentence mean?
Can you check my work, please?
Is this correct?
December 2023 Classroom Expression.mp4Take out your book.
What page are we on?
May I sharpen my pencil?
February Expression.mp4Sorry, I forgot my book.
Put your hands on the table.
September 2023 Classroom Expression.mp4May I come in, please?
Sorry, I'm late.
Go back to your seat.
Settle down, please.
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