The document contains a list of common classroom instructions and phrases used by teachers. Some examples include commands to stand up, sit down, take out books, complete assignments, ask and answer questions, and manage classroom activities and clean up. The phrases cover a range of topics from classroom organization and participation to understanding content and checking work.

1. • Please stand up/sit down. • How do you spell ........?
• Stand at the front of the • What does ........ mean?
classroom. • Repeat after me.
• Sit up straight. • What else?
• Fold your arms. • Anything else?
• Come here please. • Well done/Very good.
• Go back to your seat. • Today we are going to.......
• Go and stand outside. • We are going to sing a song.
• Line-up outside. • Hand in your homework
• Come in. tomorrow.
• Look this way. • Who wants some help?
• Take your books out. • Is it difficult?
• Take out your exercise book. • I don't understand
• Take out your text book. • What does this mean?
• Put away your books. • I don't know how to say.
• Pass your books to the front. • Sweep the floor.
• Open your book to page 34. • Mop the floor
• Open your book at the back. • Turn on the lights.
• Close your books. • Turn off the lights.
• Use a red pen. • Switch on the fan.
• Draw a margin • Close the door.
• Underline the title. • Open the windows.
• Draw a line. • Tidy the classroom.
• Write today's date. • Tidy your desks.
• Start a new page. • Clean the blackboard.
• Do your corrections. • Who is absent today?
• Stop working and listen to me. • Have you finished yet?
• Hands up/Raise your hands. • May I go out side please?
• Listen please. • May I come in please?
• Quiet please. • Who is collecting the milk
• Stop talking. today?
• No talking. • Do you understand?
• Are you ready? • Sorry I am late.
• Quickly/Hurry up. • You have five more minutes.
• Speak louder. • We have no more time today.
• Speak slower.
• See you tomorrow.
• Say again, please.
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