Asking and Responding Attention, Checking Understanding
By miftachudin arjuna - March 02, 2016
Getting their attention
Controlling the class
Showing attention
Checking their understanding
- Listen... Look...
- Pay attention...
- So now, listen to...
- Watch out!
- I have a question for you
- What's up?
- Excuse me, I wonder if I could trouble you ….
- May I have your attention, please?
- Excuse me, ….
- Sorry to trouble you.
- Sorry to bother you.
- Look at me!
- Look what I’ve got here.
- Look here.
- Look!
- Hey!
Controlling the class
- Please be quiet!
- Speak quietly!
- Can’t you speak more softly?
- No noise, please.
- Stop chatting!
- Stop speaking!
- Whisper, don’t
- Shout! Silence! Shut up, will you?
- Please pay attention!
- Don’t do that! Don’t touch! Put that away!
- Calm down! Settle down! Sit still!
- Juan, stop bothering David!
- Stop playing with your pencil.
- Stop talking and watch the video.
- Stop talking and listen, please.
- Attention, please!
Showing attention
- I see. - Tell me more about it.
- Oh, yes. - Really?
- Mmm... - Oh, my God! What happens next?
- A ha... - And then what?
- How interesting! - What’s next?
- I know what you mean. - Is that all?
- Oh, oh! - Indeed?
- Well, well, well… - Oh, no!
Checking their understanding
- Do you understand me?
- Is it clear? What does (word) mean?
- What's the meaning of...?
- Is this right? / Is this ok?
- May I ask...?
- How do you say.... in English?
- Tell me the difference between A and B Are you ready?
- Finish?
- Any questions so far?
- Who knows the answer?
- What else?
- Does it ring a bell?
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