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English Language Classroom Dialogue

The teacher provides corrections to common English expressions and repeats instructions about writing sentences on a hobby. When asked to clarify their age, the teacher confirms it is said as "I'm twelve" in English. The student asks for clarification on several points, including asking for the English word for an environmental term in their native language and verification of a number mentioned earlier.

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English Language Classroom Dialogue

The teacher provides corrections to common English expressions and repeats instructions about writing sentences on a hobby. When asked to clarify their age, the teacher confirms it is said as "I'm twelve" in English. The student asks for clarification on several points, including asking for the English word for an environmental term in their native language and verification of a number mentioned earlier.

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The teacher says

1. Because you can’t say 'do my bed, you say ‘make my bed.’
2. Yes. First, write some sentences about your favourite hobby…
3. Sorry, it isn’t. You say 'I’m twelve.’
4. I said “thirty.”
5. “Environment.”

The student says


a) Can you say “I have twelve years” in English?
b) Excuse me, what’s the English word for “környezet?”
c) Sorry, did you say thirteen or thirty?
d) Why is this sentence incorrect?
e) Could you repeat the instructions please?

The teacher says


1. Because you can’t say 'do my bed, you say ‘make my bed.’
2. Yes. First, write some sentences about your favourite hobby…
3. Sorry, it isn’t. You say 'I’m twelve.’
4. I said “thirty.”
5. “Environment.”

The student says


b) Can you say “I have twelve years” in English?
b) Excuse me, what’s the English word for “környezet?”
c) Sorry, did you say thirteen or thirty?
d) Why is this sentence incorrect?
e) Could you repeat the instructions please?

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