Teacher-Student Interaction Questions

What would a teacher say to check if a student is present?

• Where do you live?

• Who is absent today?

• What are you doing?

• Can you spell your name?

If a student does not bring their homework, what might they say?

• I forgot it at home.

• I don't like homework.

• My friend took it.

• I will do it tomorrow.

What question can a teacher ask to check students' understanding of a lesson?

• Do you have any questions on this topic?

• What is your favorite food?

• Where did you go last weekend?

• What's the weather like today?

How does a student ask for permission to answer the phone?

• Can I borrow your pen?

• May I answer the phone?

• Do you have a book?

• What time is it?

If a teacher wants a student to look at an image and describe it, what might they say?

• Look at the picture and tell me what you see.

• Can you introduce yourself?

• How do you spell 'beautiful'?

• Do you know the answer?

If a teacher wants a student to make a sentence with a specific word, they would say:

• Can you make a sentence using the word 'delicious'?

• Can you write your name?

• Can you draw a picture?

• Can you read this book?

How would a student confirm they understand the teacher’s question?

• Yes, it’s very clear, teacher.

• I don’t like this subject.

• No, I want to go home.

• Can I go outside?

If a teacher wants students to recall a previous lesson, they would ask:

• Do you remember what we learned last time?

• What did you eat for breakfast?

• When is your birthday?

• What is your favorite color?

If a student is asked to introduce themselves, how might they respond?

• My name is Amanee. You can call me Nee.

• I am 10 years old.

• I live near the school.

• I like pizza.

What question might a teacher ask to find out the number of new words learned in class?

• How many new words have we learned today?

• Where is your homework?

• Who is the representative of your group?

• Why are you late today?