English Classroom Phrases I am sorry. I did not hear. Can you speak louder, please? Which …

May 1, 2020 - English Classroom Phrases I am sorry. I did not hear. Can you speak louder, please? Which book? Can you explain that again? Whe is the exam? When is the homework for? I have done this. Can I go to the toilet? Can I pull up the blinds? Can I pulldown the blinds? Can you help me, please? What page are we on? I am ready. May I start it? Can I go out? Can I answer the question? Can I switch off the lights? Teacher, please can you repeat again? Can I open the window? Can we pack our things

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