Hi, I have only a few good sentences, such as "How are you doing", "Open your book on page 24" (I use that sentence a lot in class) and "This next section in very important so please pay attention please".I found curious the expression: "Good to see you again". I put "I'm glad to see you again". But in general the idea was similar in my sentences. I find these expressions very useful". KIKE
Hello, I had doubts with the two first sentences,I think they are very similar.Instead of "settle down" I use "take a seat". I would like to ask you, for example, how to say "sube/baja la persiana" and "punto y seguido" ( I think this one is different in Bristish English than in American English). Luis.
Hello, sorry I haven't written before. I also use "take a seat" instead of "settle down" and "today's topic deals with..." instead of "today's topic is about..." Maybe 'deal with' is less common, that's why teachers don't use it very often. Elena
Hi, I have only a few good sentences, such as "How are you doing", "Open your book on page 24" (I use that sentence a lot in class) and "This next section in very important so please pay attention please".I found curious the expression: "Good to see you again". I put "I'm glad to see you again". But in general the idea was similar in my sentences. I find these expressions very useful". KIKE
ResponderEliminarHello, I had doubts with the two first sentences,I think they are very similar.Instead of "settle down" I use "take a seat". I would like to ask you, for example, how to say "sube/baja la persiana" and "punto y seguido" ( I think this one is different in Bristish English than in American English).
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Hello, sorry I haven't written before. I also use "take a seat" instead of "settle down" and "today's topic deals with..." instead of "today's topic is about..." Maybe 'deal with' is less common, that's why teachers don't use it very often. Elena
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