4 - SOME HELPFUL SAYSINGS to USE IN CLASS

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THANK YOU!

YOU'RE WELCOME!



MAY /  CAN  I GO TO THE TOILET, PLEASE?

MAY / CAN I GO TO THE VENDING MACHINE, PLEASE?

MAY / CAN I THROW ......  AWAY, PLEASE?


TEACHER, COULD /  CAN YOU REPEAT THAT, PLEASE?


PLEASE LISTEN  /  READ!


RAISE YOUR HAND TO ANSWER A QUESTION!


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