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Mixed Classroom Language Exercise

October 26, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Can I ............... your pencil, please?
Wrong!
Use "borrow" when you want to use someone's thing and give it back.
2Open your ............... to page ten.
Wrong!
In class, the teacher usually says "books" when students need to read.
3Please stand ...............
Wrong!
Use "up" in the classroom phrase "Stand up."
4Sit ............... in your chair.
Wrong!
Use "down" in the classroom phrase "Sit down."
5The teacher writes a word and says, "Look at the ..............."
Wrong!
The teacher writes on the "board", so the students look at the board.
6The audio is playing, so ............... carefully.
Wrong!
Use "listen" when the audio is playing.
7On the paper, please ............... your answer.
Wrong!
Use "write" when you put your answer on paper.
8............... go to the toilet, please?
Wrong!
Use "May I" to ask for permission politely.
9............... do you say "book" in English?
Wrong!
Use "How" to ask for the way to say a word.
10I need a ............... for a straight line.
Wrong!
Use "ruler" because you draw a straight line with a ruler.
11Do your ............... tonight.
Wrong!
Use "homework" for work a teacher gives you to do after class.
12Can you see page five? ..............., I can.
Wrong!
Use "Yes" because the student says the page is clear.

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  1. Can I borrow your pencil, please?
  2. Open your books to page ten.
  3. Please stand up.
  4. Sit down in your chair.
  5. The teacher writes a word and says, “Look at the board.”
  6. The audio is playing, so listen carefully.
  7. On the paper, please write your answer.
  8. May I go to the toilet, please?
  9. How do you say “book” in English?
  10. I need a ruler for a straight line.
  11. Do your homework tonight.
  12. Can you see page five? Yes, I can.

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