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Ask for help > The right expression
The right expression
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Fraulitza
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The right expression
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Dear collegues,
what do you say to your pupils when you want them to go back to their seats, after a game or an activity in which they were free to go round the classroom?
"Go back to your ...????"
Thanks!
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20 Feb 2011
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customer
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I say just " Go back to your seats"... |
20 Feb 2011
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ldthemagicman
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Dear Fraulitza,
I say:
"Go back to your seats, please!"
Les |
20 Feb 2011
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Jayho
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You can say a number of things such as:
- You may go back to your seats (desk) now
- Please go back to your seats (desk)
- Let �s go back to our seats (desk) now
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20 Feb 2011
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britishschwa
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Hello,
I use "Please take your seats"..
I Personally find a bit rude the phrase "Go back to your seat"
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20 Feb 2011
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tulpen25
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With very young children, with very limited English knowledge, I just say "Sit down".
When I was teaching (not ESL) teenagers, I would say something like "Can everyone go back to their seat now, please." |
20 Feb 2011
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douglas
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"Please return to your seats."
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21 Feb 2011
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