Getting Someone's Attention

What kind of expression is this: "Attention, please!'?

• giving attention

• asking for attention

• giving prohibition

• giving suggestion

Teacher : ........I will explain the material.
Student : Okay, Ma’am.

• Do you understand me?

•  Are you okay?

• Listen to me, please! 

• Make a noise, please!

These are 'asking for attention" expressions, except:

• "Stop talking, please!'

• "Hey, don't be noisy, please!"

• "Are you ready to study?"

• "I suggest you to ..."

To ask for someone attention, we can say the following expressions, except

• What’s up?

• Pay attention to me, please.

• Hello, everyone.

• Sorry to trouble you.

Tags

CCSS.L.8.5C

Student : ..........,sir.

Teacher : Sure. What’s up?

Student : When should we submit the assignment,sir?

Teacher : Submit it on Tuesday after the first break on my

desk, please.

Student : Okay. Thank you, sir.

• Hey!

• Excuse me!

• Look at me!

• Hello!

Mr. Iqbal : Hello students, Can I have your attention,

please?

Students : Okay, sir.

The underlined expression shows...

• Asking for Attention

• Giving Attention

• Asking for Compliment

• Giving Compliment

Mr. hanry : Juna, stop talking, please!

Arjuna : Yes, sir.

The underlined expression shows....

• Asking for attention

• Giving attention

• Asking for opinion

• Giving opinion

Anita: Look what I’ve got here!

Bianka: What is that?

Anita: My new novel

Bianka: Great! That’s a good novel. I also want to buy it but I still don’t have money.

Anita: Oh don’t be sad, because I will lend you, too.

Bianka: That’s very kind of you.

The underlined expression shows that Anita is .......... attention.

• Asking for

• Giving

• Responding

• Replying

Tags

CCSS.L.8.4A

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.8.4

“Stop playing and give me attention! I am explaining the material”

We can find the expression in the...

• Office

• Park

• Hospital

• Classroom

Please Fill the dialog below using asking attention expressions!

Teacher: ______________, look at this board.

Students: Yes ma'am

• How are you?

• May I have your attention please?

• Don't forget to do your homework

• I see