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Teaching Phrases

nellyp
in Teaching in Thailand Forum

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What would you say would be the most important phrases to an English teacher. I was taught never to speak English in Clasc, but in practice found that i would have liked to have known some. DSo you think I should use any? and if so what?

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neil

I am slightly confused. Do you mean Thai phrases that are useful?

How about..

"Sit down, shut up and open your books"

That's a phrase I've never known any students to understand.

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I am slightly confused. Do you mean Thai phrases that are useful?

Yes I mean Thai phrases. Do you think this would be wise? I am thinking of the youngsters who know nothing of English and how best to teach them.I suppose parrot fasion/repatition is still the thing

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