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The document appears to be a transcript from a classroom setting where a teacher is instructing students and asking them questions. The teacher greets the class, asks them to sit down and be quiet so they can listen. Instructions are given to open books to a certain page and do an exercise. Various students ask permission to do things like sharpen a pencil, use the bathroom, go to the blackboard. The teacher checks on understanding and asks students to help each other. At the end, homework is assigned and class is dismissed.
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- 7. May I come in?
- 8. Can I clean the blackboard, please?
- 9. What page are we on?
- 10. Open your books at page 10.
- 11. Do the exercise.
- 12. Can I open the window, please?
- 13. Can I sharpen my pencil, please?
- 14. Can I go to the toilet, please?
- 17. Can you help me, please?
- 18. How do you say this in English?
- 19. Can I go to the blackboard, please?
- 22. Who knows the answer to this question? Where is London?
- 23. Can I borrow your pencil, please?
- 26. May I go out?